Metal Alloy
AssigneeGebauer & Griller Metallwerk GmbH
InventorsEwald Koppensteiner, Rudolf Schrayvogel
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Abstract
A metal alloy is primarily formed of copper, nickel, magnesium and iron. The main constituents are copper and nickel. The contents of magnesium and iron are increased considerably in comparison with the prior art conventional alloys. The novel alloy has the following constituents in the following proportions (in % by mass and/or % by weight): copper (40% to 61%), nickel (35% to 45%), manganese (3.9% to 10%), iron (0.1% to 5%); and other materials, such as carbon, silicon, aluminum, magnesium, titanium, chromium, rare earths, molybdenum, and/or yttrium (at most 2% in total), with the sum of the components amounting to 100% by mass or, respectively, to 100% by weight.
Claims8
A copper-nickel metal alloy, consisting essentially of the following constituents in the following proportions (in % by mass and/or % by weight):
- copper
- 40% to 61%
- nickel
- 35% to 45%
- manganese
- 3.9% to 10%
- iron
- 0.1% to 5%
- other materials
- at most 2% in total.
- with the sum of the selected components adding to 100% by mass or
- 100% by weight.
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