Metals & alloys · Nickel & cobalt alloys

Alloy 617 nickel–chromium–cobalt–molybdenum

A solid-solution-strengthened Ni–Cr–Co–Mo alloy designed for oxidation resistance and creep strength in very high-temperature gas and process environments.

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High-Temperature Nickel Alloy
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Overview

Material class
Metals & alloys
Category
Nickel & cobalt alloys
Family
High-Temperature Nickel Alloy
Product forms
Sheet/plate, Bar/rod

Composition

ConstituentMinMaxTypicalNote
Ni44.552
Cr202422
Co101512.5
Mo8109
Al0.81.51.2
Fe31.5

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Properties and conditions

Engineering properties

PropertyValueUnitCondition
Density8.36g/cm³Representative; verify product form and condition
Elastic modulus211GPaRepresentative; verify product form and condition
Tensile strength~650–900MPatemperature dependent
Creep strengthhigh700–950°C
Oxidation resistancehighto ~1100°C
Fabricabilitygoodqualified practice

Conditions

reference

Representative supplied condition

Condition not fully specified in the source record.

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Processing and use

Processing

  • Product form, thermal history and manufacturing route materially affect performance.

Applications

  • Advanced reactor heat exchangers
  • Gas turbines
  • Petrochemical heaters

Selection considerations

  • Use the current governing standard and supplier certification for design or procurement.

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Standards and related materials

Standards and designations

SystemDesignationNote
UNSN06617
ASMESB-168 / SB-166
Code CaseN-898advanced reactor applications

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Sources and context

Sources

Confirm the applicable specification, product form and condition before using values for design or procurement.

Supply and sustainability

Availability and lead time depend on grade, product form, certification and regional supply chain.

Segregated recovery and closed-loop recycling improve material efficiency where practical.