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    Admiralty brass is an alloy of copper, zinc, tin, and small amounts of arsenic. It has good corrosion resistance in moderately polluted river or sea water flowing at up to 2 meters per second. The document provides the chemical composition standards for admiralty brass according to various international standards. It also lists typical applications as heat exchangers and condensers and characteristics such as good corrosion resistance in certain water conditions.

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    Admiralty Brass Tubes C44300

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    CONDENSOR & HEATEXCHANGER TUBES


    Direct Import of high quality tubing in Copper, Brass, Cupro-Nickel,
    Aluminum Brass, Admiralty Brass and other Copper Alloys, acc. to
    C71500, C70600, C68700, C 44300 etc.

    MATERIAL: ADMIRALTY BRASS TUBES


    Standard

    BS 2871
    Part 3

    ASTM
    B -111

    Symbol

    CZ-111

    C 44300

    Cu
    Sn
    Pb
    Ni
    Fe
    Zn
    As
    P
    Total
    impurities
    Max.

    70.0 - 73.0
    1.0 - 1.5
    0.07
    0.06
    Rem
    0.02-0.06
    -

    DIN 1785

    NFA

    70.0 -73.0
    0.9 - 1.2
    0.07
    0.06
    Rem
    0.02-0.06
    -

    CuZn 28
    Sn 1
    70.0-72.5
    0.9 - 1.3
    0.07
    0.1
    0.07
    Rem
    0.02-0.035
    0.01

    CuZn 28
    Sn 1
    70.0-73.0
    0.9 - 1.2
    0.07
    0.06
    Rem
    0.02-0.06
    -

    70.0-73.0
    0.9 - 1.2
    0.07
    0.06
    Rem
    0.02-0.06
    -

    CuZn 29
    Sn 1 As
    70.0-73.0
    1.0 -1.5
    0.07
    0.06
    Rem
    0.02-0.06
    -

    0.30

    --

    0.1

    0.30

    0.3

    Condition

    M
    TA
    O

    061

    F 36
    F 32

    --

    O
    TA
    D

    Yield Stength
    N/mm2

    --

    105

    140-220
    100-170

    --

    --

    --

    Tensile
    N/mm2

    --

    310

    360 Min.
    320 Min.

    --

    314 min.

    375 mpa Max.


    340 mpa Max.
    385 mpa Max.

    --

    45 Min.
    55 Min.

    --

    30 Min.

    --

    --

    --

    80-120

    --

    80 Max.
    80-105
    130 Min.

    Elongation %
    Hardness HV
    5

    -150 Min
    80-105
    75- Max

    JIS H3300
    C 4430

    IS 1545

    Grain size
    0.05 Max
    .010-.045
    -.010-.045
    .010-.045
    .010-.045
    Mm (75X)
    Product Application Areas :
    Heat Exchangers, Refineries, Power Plants, Desalination Plants, Ship Building & Ship Repairs, Condensors,
    Ferrules, Distillers.
    Characteristics :
    A Copper Zinc Alloy containing tin and small amount of Arsenic which is added as an inhibitor against
    dezincification. The pressure of Tin imparts to the alloy good corrosion resistance in a moderately polluted river
    water and clean sea water, either stagnant or slow moving (up to about 2 meters / sec.). The most common
    and wrought form is tube for heat exchange equipment.
    Guide to the selection of tube material :
    Clear River, Lake or Canal Water

    Dissolved salts more than 2,000 ppm.

    Chloride less than 20 ppm.

    H2s and Ammonia is less than 1 ppm.

    Suspended solids less than 25 ppm.

    For temperatures more than 200oc and less than 450oc

    Permissible average velocity of water 1.8 - 2.0 meters /sec.


    Copper - DHP Copper Capillary - 90 /10 Cupro Nickel - 70/30 Cupro Nickel - Admiralty Brass - Aluminium Brass - 70/30 Brass - 63/37 Brass - Copper Fin

    http://www.coppernickel.nl/admiralty.bt.htm (1 2)24/09/2009 16:55:36

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