Iron-based Amorphous Powder Fe-Cr-P-C Description
Iron-based Amorphous Powder Fe-Cr-P-C is specially designed for excellent high-temperature resistance while avoiding the use of costly metals such as Mo, Ni, and Y. The primary components, Fe, Cr, P, and C, help lower the raw material costs while achieving an amorphous content close to 100%, providing a highly cost-effective solution. When used in the production of amorphous coatings, this powder easily forms a coating with nearly 100% amorphous phase, greatly enhancing the coating's resistance to high temperatures.
Iron-based Amorphous Powder Fe-Cr-P-C Specification
Corrosion Data Comparison
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Powder
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Solution
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Original Weight
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Corrosion Time
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Weight Loss
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Corrosion Rate
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g
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hr
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g
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Rc
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dc
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g/㎡·y
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μm/y
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Amorphous
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0.5N HCl
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10
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258.5
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0.44
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4.143
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0.57
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0.5N Acetic Acid
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10
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258.5
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0.14
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1.318
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0.18
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Saturated NaCl Solution
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10
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258.5
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0
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0
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0
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1N NaOH
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10
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888
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0.07
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0.194
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0.029
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316L SS
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0.5N HCl
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10
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241
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2.178
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688.5
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87.2
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Saturated NaCl Solution
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10
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216
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0.039
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11.1
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1.39
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Iron-based Amorphous Powder Fe-Cr-P-C Application
Iron-based Amorphous Powder Fe-Cr-P-C is mixed with resin as a coating, and composite spraying or brushing is used to prepare a heat-resistant and corrosion-resistant coating with good thermal conductivity. It can be used as a heat exchanger coating in the chemical industry and other fields.
Iron-based Amorphous Powder Fe-Cr-P-C Packaging
Our Iron-based Amorphous Powder Fe-Cr-P-C is carefully handled during storage and transportation to preserve the quality of our product in its original condition.
Safety Information
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Signal Word
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Danger
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Hazard Statements
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H228-H400
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Hazard Codes
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F
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Risk Codes
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11
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Safety Statements
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16
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RTECS Number
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GL5325000
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Transport Information
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UN 3089 4.1/PG 2
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WGK Germany
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3
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GHS Pictograms
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FAQs
Q1. What is Iron-based Amorphous Powder (Fe-Cr-P-C)?
Iron-based amorphous powder (Fe-Cr-P-C) is a type of metallic powder composed primarily of iron (Fe), chromium (Cr), phosphorus (P), and carbon (C). It has an amorphous structure, meaning the atoms are arranged in a disordered, non-crystalline way. This structure gives the powder unique properties, such as high hardness and excellent wear resistance.
Q2. What are the key properties of Iron-based Amorphous Powder?
- High Hardness: The amorphous structure provides exceptional hardness, making it suitable for wear-resistant coatings.
- Corrosion Resistance: The presence of chromium enhances the powder’s resistance to oxidation and corrosion.
- High Strength: The material's unique atomic structure results in high mechanical strength.
- Thermal Stability: The powder can withstand high temperatures, making it ideal for thermal spraying and other high-temperature applications.
Q3. How is Iron-based Amorphous Powder produced?
This powder is typically produced through rapid solidification processes such as atomization, where molten metal is rapidly cooled to prevent the formation of a crystalline structure, resulting in an amorphous material.
