ASTM CD-4MCu vs AISI 329

ASTM CD-4MCu vs AISI 329

PropertyASTM CD-4MCu (J93370 · Cast)AISI 329 (S32900 · 1st generation)
COMPOSITION (%)
Cr (chromium)24.5 – 26.523 – 28
Ni (nickel)4.75 – 62 – 5
Mo (molybdenum)1.75 – 2.251 – 2
N (nitrogen)
Cu (copper)2.75 – 3.25
Mn (manganese)0 – 10 – 1
W (tungsten)
PHYSICAL
Density (g/cm3)7.7 – 7.87.7 – 7.9
MECHANICAL
Young’s Modulus (GPa)195 – 205189 – 204
Yield Strength (MPa)505 – 620500 – 600
Tensile Strength (MPa)670 – 820650 – 795
Elongation (% strain)30 – 4020 – 35
Hardness – Brinell (HB)228 – 258130 – 150
Hardness – Rockwell C21 – 260 – 4
Fatigue Strength @ 10^7 (MPa)323 – 373316 – 365
Fracture Toughness (MPa*m^0.5)51 – 11271 – 110
THERMAL
Melting Point (C)1460 – 15001380 – 1450
Max Service Temp (C)746 – 770740 – 787
Min Service Temp (C)-23 – -3-150
Thermal Conductivity (W/m*C)15 – 1615 – 21
CORROSION RESISTANCE
PREN30.3 – 33.926.3 – 34.6
Pitting & Crevice CorrosionHigh (30-40)High (30-40)
Stress Corrosion CrackingSusceptibleSusceptible
Sea WaterModerate
Sour Oil & GasModerate
PROCESSING
Machining Speed (m/min)17.425.6
WeldabilityGoodGood (MIG/plasma/SAW/TIG: Good)
Metal CastingLimited useUnsuitable
Metal Hot FormingUnsuitableAcceptable
Carbon Equivalency1.1 – 1.350.867 – 1.29
NOTES
Generation / NotesMust be used in solution annealed condition1st generation duplex, no longer produced much
Typical UsesChemicals industry, marine, water supply, power plant, pulp & paper manufacture, soap manufacture, textiles, transportationProcessing of potentially corrosive liquids (chemicals/oil/beverages/sewage); structural uses in corrosive environments e.g. nuclear plants, ships, offshore oil installations, underwater cables and pipes
Cast Grades
Wrought Grades