TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 SCOPE. 4 2 MATER! “ 5 3 CONCLUSIONS 1 CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF ALUMINUM ALLOYS 15 \ CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF TITANIUM ALLOYS 15 CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF COPPER ALLOYS. 16 CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF NICKEL ALLOYS 7 CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF STEELS AND ALLOYS, 18 PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS 20 | MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS 21 TECHNOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS : 2ACRONYMS FH — Flexible Hose GOST — State Standard OST - Industry Standard TU ~ Technical Requirements DD — Design Documentation YZH ~ Yuzhnoye State Design Office Fu Fuel . Ox ~ Oxidizer NTD ~ Normative-Technical Documentation An.Ox.Chr~ Anodic Oxide Coating with Chromate An.Ox.fw ~ Anodic Oxide Coating with filling in water Cd.Chr - Cadmium Coating with Chroming Chem.Ox.Chr - Chemical Oxide Coating with Chromate Chem,Pas ~ Chemical Passivation Chem.N - Chemical Nickel Coating Chr.H — Solid Chrome Coating Zn.Chr ~ Zine Coating with Chroming PHS — Pneumatic-Hydraulic Schematic LRE ~ Liquid Rocket Engine VA- Valve Assembly (VA1,2,3,4.1-4.2,5,6) LPFT — Low Pressure Fuel Turbopump LPOT ~ Low Pressure Oxidizer Turbopump PB- Preburner THR — Throttle Vv - Valve CC - Combustion Chamber NRV — Non-Return Valve (NRV1.1-NRV1.2, NRV2) PV — Purging Valve (PV1.1-PV1.3) FRR — Flowrate Regulator TPT — Turbine TP — Turbopump F — Filter SV ~ Solenoid Valve (SV1, SV2.1-SV2.4) GM ~ Gimbal Mount OP — Ox Pump FP Fu Pump1 SCOPE The document is issued in accordance with the Work Schedule under the contract #ISRO-ISDO-01 The completing materials and coatings are selected with allowance for results of MEA designing, as well as experience of development and manufacture of previous en- gines of YZH origin. The document is based on the valid NTD, restricting lists of materials application and standards. The engine’s pneudralic schematic is shown in the JSM-YZH-CD-011-08 Concep- tual Design. - :2 MATERIALS This section presents main characteristics of materials, from which the engine’s parts of flight configuration are to be manufactured on results of design elaboration (see Table 1). The materials to be used were put through development in other YZH products of similar destination and are suitable for application in the Jasmine engine. The List of Materials is divided into the following groups: 01 —Aluminum and aluminum alloys 02 — Titanium and titanium alloys. . 03 ~ Stainless steels 04 — Steels 05 — Nickel and its alloys 06 — Cooper and its alloys 07 — Metal fillers 10 — Paints, coatings, varnishes, inks 11 — Lubricants 15 — Rubber 16 — Wires and cables 17— Miscellaneous non-metallic materials The Table 1 consists of 7 columns filled in accordance with the following: Column 1. Identification number of material. The first 2 figures are material’s group, 3 following ones are material’s group type and the last 2 figures identify material’s coating type. Codes of coating are as follows: 00 — Without coating 01 —An.Ox.Chr, An.Ox.fw 02—Chr.H 03-Cd 04 -—Cd.Chr 05 — Zn.Chr 06 — Chem.Ni 07 —Chem.Pas 09 — Chem.Ox.Chr 11 - Silvering 12 —Nitration 15 ~ Coppering 16 — Gilding 17 Miscellaneous coatings Column 2. Material identification number in accordance with the valid NTD. Column 3. Material chemical composition and blanks type to be used for parts manufacturing.Column 4. Coatings, which are applied onto the part from the material. Column 5. Unit, which uses the material, and code of unit with allowance for PHS “LRE” means that it is material for parts, which are used during general engine assembly, or for manufacturing most of the parts. Column 6. Codes of environment, in which material operates. Percentage of chemical elements is presented in following tables 2.1 - aluminum alloys 2.2 - titanium alloys 233 — copper alloys 2.4 — nickel alloys 2.5 — steels and alloys. The materials chemical composition is derived from reference data and NTD. Table 3 presents reference data on physical properties of materials exposed in the engine to high/low temperature, which are used in the engine’s thermal analysis Table 4 presents reference data on mechanical properties of materials exposed in the engine to loading, which are used for the engine’s structural analysis. The values are given for temperatures of 293K and 373K. Table 5 presents technological properties of basic materials. There are basic proper- ties of materials, temperature range of their application, peculiarities of their service in composition of the engine The materials are chosen in conformity with NTD recommendations and experi- ence of their service in the previously developed engines. Materials resistance against corrosion and cracking, their compatibility between each other and with working fluids meet the requirements specified and are confirmed by long-term service in the similar structures, so there are no reasons to perform any addi- tional tests. Materials and coatings of the engine do not emit gases at elevated temperatures and are not nutrient for fungi3 CONCLUSIONS 3.1. On the basis of performed design works on the Jasmine project a conclusion may be made that the chosen parts, materials and technological processes have been de- veloped in similar products of YZH origin and will ensure engine manufacture with re- quired performance and reliability. 3.2. During elaboration of DD and its coordination with the Customer some correc- tions are possible as to the application of completing parts and materials without degrada- tion of the engine’s performance and reliability.LIST OF MATERIALS Table 1 Group: 01 ALUMINUM AND ALUMINUM ALLOYS Commercial] Chem. composition ‘Application Nem | ent | and product ope Coating te Dake Environment Teo ARS NgMaFe | An OxGhr | Pars of valves | OP, TP Kerosene Zani-Ti An Ox. TP parts ‘THR, FRR, Nitrogen rod VIAVIS, Helium forging V3,V6SV1, Surrounding SV2124 o1.002,00 Aa ALTEZn LRE pasts, Oxygen . gasket . 1,003.00 aR ALSiMn-Cuzn-2e Parts of valves via etiam Mz vr2 casting v73 01,004.09 AMC ALSi-Mn-Me-Sb | Chem Ox Chr TP pats FP Kerosene casting + local Chr 30 o1.005.01 AB ALSiMg-Fe-CuMn- | An Ox Che TP pasts LPF Kerosene | Zn EP 1 rod Group: 02 — TITANIUM AND TITANIUM ALLOYS Commercial] Chem. composition ‘Applicaton Item | identification | and product ype Coating Tie = Environment Tan or TAP Mist TP parts TPOT, Kerosene forging LPFr Oxygen ‘ape _ BIsT TrALMo-CrFeSi Pars otvalves | FP, THR, FRR, Kerosene forging TPpats | NRV2, PVLLI- Nitrogen od 13, VAd1-42, Helium | VA2, VAS, Surrounding VAS, VAG, V1 Start] ‘V4, V6, SV, svoiza” | WE 003.00 BIS TrALEr Pe SiC Paris of valves LPFT Rerasene casting TP pats THR TH. 00 BTe TeALV TP pas FP Kerosene forging { L - Group: 03 — STAINLESS STEELS. 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rod _ 7 TOOT | ORISTTOMTP | FeGeNiMocTiwne | C65 Paisofwalves | Vi Kerosene | | Sic | | +} Nittogen | _ { rod | | UTTAR ORRTARTORAT[FECEN MT [Coppin [TP pats [OF | ic | I rod [fessteteesta | US01716 | OSKISHIOMTP- | Fe-CrNi-Mo-TiMn- | Gilding 10-12 | Parts of valves ‘Oxygen Bal Sic Helum | _—___|__rod ane THOTT | CRTATOMTP | PeGeNeMoTeNar | Coatings TP pare a (0317.05) SiC Silvering Cp999.9 oxygen | (3017.13) rod (Nickel HO, Kerosene | forging #12, HIY) Se assess Sis ___| (Copper M-0,M-1 t il TE OTETE | OBRTETOMTPY | FeCNENOTE Mie a rr [oR Sic | Patsorvaives | upoT | Oxygen | rod | | | FP | Nitrogen | | forging __| | rr tir. sev cl Bh fonts arama reentry Paisafwaves | NRV.VA2, | ——Kernsene } . | Sic | _ vas, vas, Nitrogen | rod | vadt42,v4 | Starciuel | toning | filling wire Kerosene | 06 | TORBOATT FeMnSrGuC —|~ Chem NiO | Pars of valves | iim) fl Surouning | aoa | BOR FECESENe Se tema | ant acs COT em eet Kroone ma] rod Partsof valves | LPF Helium | i | | rR parts | svi,sv2'-24 | surrounding _ Tae | —-RIBSBTIO AP eee | | | | | Prebumer's gas | oa saeeoenncees Tuam | sar] T | TFpas | oP | | | oxygen oma 3BKA [Fer Mn Sie} TPpais [FP Rares rd | | gi) | | — RAS TERA” [_FeGeMaSieC | ~ Zahid] Pats of valves Teta { a i { =| F forging | J Teaeus | IRDA CECH | Patsofvalves | FRR, Wi, V3 | Kerosene] Oxygen | Helium, | 103,027.00, ‘OSX18 Fe-Cr-Si-Mn-C TP parts FP |” Kerosene vapor | J LRE ports | GM | Surrounding Tso Bia Fein OS CHECKED | Parisof valves [THR PVET-LS, | Kerosene | wire | | Vs,sVi, "| Nitrogen | i | | sviied | Helium 4| L__| + local silver- | Group: 04 ~ STEH | ‘Commercial ‘Chem. composition “Application | tema | saetcton | “and podutpe Coating Environment DAOL.D6 20 FecsiMncr ChemNi— | Pars of valves | SVU SVL TT | Sarounding rod [uanores [45 Fe-Mn-Si-c ‘Chem Ni9 | Parts of valves | SVI,SV21-24 | Surrounding — | rod _ | | | : Group: 05 ~ NICKEL, AND NICKEL ALLOYS Commercial] Chem, composition ‘Application itemxe | identification | and product pe Coating i or Evironment 05.01.00 | ‘XH60BT | Ni-CreW-Fe-Si-Ti - TRE parts Preburner's gas} | SMmalc { | shoot [asoanoe | Rae TPpats | — TPT, Vas ‘Oxyeen | Panset valves | | Prebumer's gas a a is XESEMEION oF _ focging TOOTS | RHMTION | NiCeMo-Teal | —Coppering [TP parts oP sing | TNiCeMeCoAT Pats - forging Me: tor rod Lpor | | fonsing LRE parts IPT, cc shes | TSi08.15 | XACMBTIO Coppernng TP pats Oe | | | 500700 |__XHTST Neh FeMpTFAr [Cpa 0c 4 Misi Prebumer’s pas oo rl I I i: _ Grop_06. COPPER AND COPPER ALLOYS | i sompesiton -Appication | Tem Ne and product Coating Environment bs ile — Use: Code TEDUTOO ae TP pais 78 Kevsne | | rod {cc parts TPT.CC ‘Oxygen sheet | Pretumer's pas | | Comision a Ee ———f} products ‘96002.00 | BpB2 TP pars ‘OP, THR FRR, | Kerosene Pansofvaives |NRV,PVLL-L3,| Oxygen |vasia2, van, Nitogen ‘VA2, VA3, VA6 | Helium | 16.0207 Bpby Chem Pas — or6 O080T GeatFeMn | Chem Pas TP parts oP Kerosene Tonging Lor Oxygen rod rP _ Lper Teo | BpAMNaD | Crab zare Pars oF valves FRR Kerosene rod Toso | — BAIT SEALE Parts of valves Vie Kerosene red ssurtounding | 06.06.00 ‘Alloy 273 CuN-Ti-Zr-Si 7 ‘TP parts. PB ‘Kerosene rod Onyeen SOT | TROT CtarN TP pats or 7 Oxygen 16.008.00 | Copper MB Gr - TRE pars ~ Kerosene sasket Hot gas L : ® L Group: 07 = METAL, FILLERS Commercial — | Chem composition “Application em Ne | identification | and product type | Coating Environment ft roduet typ % i ox Toray | iepaTS Toaaing wld TP pats PB, 17 Topas ‘7 as00 | TRESS ‘pang solder Parsorvalves | SVI,SVE124 | Surrounding | 07.03.00 MI ‘brazing solder Parts of valves | SV1,SV21-2.4 ‘Surrounding Troms 0 Tp Tracing solder TP pais Ow Onveen Group: 10~ PAINT, VARNISH, INK Commercial [Chem composition ‘Application tem | identification | and product ype | | Contin ronment ts ident prove yp 5 “=: = Environment TOAOTOG | Coating | Enariel WODORTack Partsof wales | THR, FRR Surrounding Tam0800 | Coating | Thamel TF STred Part of valves — | SVI,SV2024 | Surrounding To.0300 | Coating Prine aang Parisorvalves | SVI,SVZ124 | — Surrounding ‘O7.0nK Toa 00 | Vanish - Paris ofwalves | SVISVE124 | — Sunounding MILI | 70.005 00 Varish Parts ofvalves | SVI,SV2.1-24 | Surrounding “IBC!Group: 11 = LUBRICANTS Commerc) | ~ Chan compositon “Appication tem | identifietion | andproduct ype | Coating vironment X rout ; _ ox 5 7 Toro | CRTs, | Peorpaatior= Pars of valves — | THR, FRC Kerosene fororgante oi PVLIGL3,V1, | Nitogen fureplse V3, Wa, VS Hem | oso aeeen | Saneeeeeen nea TnbaE we | Cea |“ Pertempoiveti Pas of aves Va, We | fororpanic oi Helium ‘luoroplastse . | { | Thos0 | TATAMO1 | Polysitoxan liquid’ > Patsotvalves | ViIVTS, > al calee complex sop Sv Helium pp] jo sv2i24_| Tatoo | BHRAITAIS | Maiybdanimm aia] Patsofvalves | V2, Niger | | phider0.521 resin | | | neviit2 | Helium = Puy acetate ean | Kerosene vapor_ Troe | Br ali | rasan OF Surrounding | jp —L_____ | ___ crow 1 RUBBER | Commercial | Chem composition “Application 1 item | idetiieaion | “andproduct ype” | Coating = Environment | T5.001.00 3087 Rubber CKICIS TRE paris Kerosene) ‘and CKIT26 Pars of valves Nitogen | elim | = Se | eeneaee cent |Peueaeant) |c Seeeunane __surefiel 1 Rubber ies Kerosene } } cxti26c \ { | | a [ HRIETTTS [Raber CRMICTORT | Pars ofvaives WITS. 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[ $0,035 9,5 12X18H10T basic 17-19 | 9-11 ~ 30,02 [0,035 12X21HST basic 20-22 | 4.8- i 0,025 | <0,03 58 18X2H4MA basic 1,35- | 4 20,025 | £0,025 165 | 44 17X18H9 basic 17-19 | 8-10 - 0,02 | £0,035 TSXISHIZCATIO | basic 17-19 | Wi : 0,03 | £0,035 13 TOXISH27T3MP | basic 14-16 | 25- - 0,01 | <0,01 28 OOX16H4B basic 1s. [4 : 50,015 | <0,03 16,5 |_4,5 O8XI4H7™MII ‘| basic 13-15 | 6- : 0,03 | 0,03 85 OTX16H6 basic 58 : 50,02 | 0,035 O7X16H6M basic 5-8 > | ~ Pxoois] 20,03 O6XISHEMBOB | basic 52 : 0,02 | £0,035 57 O6XTSHSMBOBY | basic 52° - | 0,2 | <0,02 | <0,03 37 OAXISHSMSKOI | basic 4,5- 8-10 30,02 | <0,02 6SEGRE SRS RSREEESEEREEE Elements, % - Fe Si | Mn | cr | Ni | Mo] v | w | ti | al} Nb | co] cul] s Pp Materials, g OSHISKOMSTP [basic |~0,03 | 01 | 0,1 > pint |4e, - - [os fos} - .fss- | - | <001 | <001 5 -19 | 5,5 08 945 03X18H9T basic | <0,03 | <0,8 2 17-19 | 8- OS . - - - - - 0,02 | $0,035 95 03X12HIOMTP | basic | <0,03 | <0,25 | <0,25 | 11,5- cS - 0,15- | <0,2 - - $0,005 | <0,01 12,5 | 10,3 0,25 Fs O3X12HIOMTPY | basic | <0,03 | <0,15 | <0,15 | 11,5- | 9- <0,2 | 0,15- [0,2 [<0,15 |" - | <02 | <0.01 | <0.01 B 12,5_| 10,3 0,25 r - = = < 03X12H9M2C | basic | <0,03 | 1,4- | 0,6- | 11,6- [| 8.5- - [s005 sor} - > 0,01 | <0,01 N 17 | 09 | 12 | 89 = 10880 basic | <0,28 | <0,3 | <0,25 - [ - 0,025 | =0,025 0,42 | 037 @XIIMBO basic | 0,4- | 0,1- 05 | 26 [025] - - aa r 50,025 | $0,025 0,47 | 0,7 3,5 | -0.4 = 51XOA basic | 0,47- | 0,15- 0,75- | = ~ | 015-[ = - - - 7 > > By 0,55 _| 0,3 11 0.2: wn 95X18 basic | 0,9-1 | 20.8 mist - [| -|[- | - - : : 0,025 | <0,03 B-2A (steel 3K- basic | 0,68- | 0,17- 50,05 | 30,05 - - - - - - 0,03 | <0,02 mp) 0,76 | 0,37 20 basic | 0,17- | 0,17- <0,25 | - - - - - - - = - . 0,24 0,37 45 basic | 0,42- | 0,17- 50,25 - - - - - 5 a F 0,5 | 037 ePERE EFRFEELCEFELLELELaE PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS Table 3 Properties: Density, ‘Thermal conductivity, 2, Specific heat, kg/m Wi/m-deg Cp, Wkg-deg Material 12X18H10T. 7900 2.2-26.6 302.416 | 12X18H9T. 7900 2.2-26.6 502.416 _ 07X16H6 7750 2.5-24.8 04X13HS5MSK9J1 7980 15.9 (at 25°C) ~ 4713 O3HISKOMSTP 8010 23.4 (at100°C) 419-607 O3XI2HIOMTPY | __7830 14.6 (at 25°C) 145-670 03X1TH8M20_ 7800 = _ 20X13 __7750 3.9-4.64 | 510.79-573.59 36HXTIO 7800 - XHB3SBTIO 8040 2.72-5.152 7 XH6OBT, 3880 9.6-28 7 XH67MBTIO __ 8420 _13.4 (at 100°C) XH78T 8350 14.7 (at 100°C) 7 AK6 2750 ___30.9-33.12 795,5-1004.8 AJL 2650 25.8-27.2 753.6-921.1 ora 4550 147 _ BT3 4460 1.25-2.94 502.416-795.49 Bpb2 | 3250 L BpX08 | 8900 IERESS2SSBEBRSREERSRER ESE MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS: Table 4 Properties Tensile Yield strength, | Young's | Coefficient of | _ Relative strength, ©», MPa modulus, | linear expan- | elongation, Oy, MPa E10", MPa sion, 6% a-10°, deg Temperature , K “| Material 293 | 373 | 293 | 373 | 293 [ 373 | 293 | 373 | 293 | 373 12x18H10T | 559 | 461 | 216 | 167 | 184] 171] 16 | 18 | 40 12x18H9T__| 649 | 532 | 270 | 206 | 201 | 19.8 | 166] 17 | 40 12X21HST__| 687 | 598 | 422 | 353 | 18.6 [182 | 13 | 134 | 16 o9x16H4b | 1177 | 1167 | 883_| 873 | 19.4 | 19.2 | 10.2 | 104 | 28 | O7X16H6 1294 1079 19.2 113 23 OFXTSESMSKOI [71372 990 18.1 us | 119 [35 OBHISKOMSTP | 1078 18.03 14 O3XT2HIOMTPY | -950- 340- 187] 181 [ 98 [101 [ 15- 1030 890 v7 O3X11H8M2® | 1000 | 991 790_| 790 | 19.62 = 95 | 95 - 20X13 736 579 21.9 12 | 12.8 38XA_ 1030 932. 36HXTIO 1285 | 1275 | 991 | 988 | 204/199 | - | 1587 23 | 21 XH35BTIO_|_ 883 | 883 | 686 21.6 12.7 | 14.1 [7 XH60BT . 883 | 854 | 363 | 343 65 XH67MBTIO [932 | 920 | 549 | 542 | 20.6 | 2048] - | 104 | 12.1 | 24 XH78T 716 | 697 | 265 | 261 [1913/174[ - [128 | 38 | 38 AK6 495 392 22.8 | 23.1 15 Als 216 | 208 | 73,6 [| 74 21.7 | 22.5 OT4 726 _| 638 | 574 | 510 | 10.8 | 10.3 8 8 38 BT3 981 | 922 | 883 | 785 | 10.8 | 10.3 | 84 10 Bpb2. 1378 1236 12.7 | 12.4 | 15.8 9 BpX08 216 | 208 74 73_{ 13.2 | 12.7 | 15.2 | 16.8 | 22SSeetit df ££ Ef ese 2 2 TECHNOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS peemeee able) eee [ Material grade [ ] Aluminum alloys | | ani Aluminum, Used for manufacturing low-loaded design elements operating within | | a temperature range from minus 150 to +150°C. High corrosive resistance, high | | electric and thermal conductivity. AB . Aluminum alloy. Used for manufacturing parts operating within a temperature | | range from minus 253 to +50°C. Increased technological plasticity in cold and hot state, high corrosive resistance, sufficient soldering, possible argon-arc welding with filler wire SVAK5 GOST 7871-75 for parts of non-critical application The long-time tensile stress shall be restricted by 117.6 MPa (12 kgf/cm’), | | AK6 Aluminum alloy. Used for manufacturing parts of complicated configuration (by | | forging, stamping, machining) operating within a temperature range from minus | 253 to +150°C. The long-time tensile stress shall be restricted by 117.6 MPa (12 | kgf/cm’); corrosion-resistant coating shall be applied. | | Casting aluminum alloys | am ‘Aluminum alloy. Used for manufacturing thin-walled parts of complicated con- | figuration operating within a temperature range from minus 253 to +200°C. High casting properties and pressure-tightness, good corrosive resistance, weldability. AJI4 Aluminum alloy. Used for manufacturing parts of complicated configuration op- | erating within a temperature range from minus 196 to +200°C. High casting | i properties and pressure-tightness, good corrosive resistance, weldability, no | necessity to modify with sodium and its salts. Carbon steels | 45 Steel of low hardening. Used for manufacturing parts within a temperature range | from minus 50 to +150°C; for load-carrying parts — only after thermal treatment, | for non-load-carrying and auxiliary parts can be used without thermal treatment. | | | 20 Weld cemented steel, for stamp-welded structures operating within a temperature | } } range from -20 to +475°C; cemented low-tempered steels have the temperature | range from -20 to 130°C Alloyed and high-alloyed steels | 12X18H10T — Corrosion-resistant, welding, nonhardening steel, not requiring thermal treatment after welding. Used for manufacturing parts and stamping-welded structures oper- | ating within a temperature range from minus 253 to +600°C, for springs — from | minus 253 to +300°C. At cooling down to minus 196°C some batches undergo martensite transformations.Zea a EEE RS HE [ 12X18HOT | 12X21HST 09X16H4B 07X16H6 06X1SHOMBOB | isxisenacsno 20X13 95X18 42X11M30- | Ww 38XA, Corrosion-resistant, welding, nonhardening steel, not requiring thermal treatment | afier welding. Used for manufacturing parts and stamping-welded structures | operating within a temperature range from minus 196 to +600°C, not recommended for parts of high precision Corrosion-resistant, welding, nonhardening steel, not requiring thermal treatment | after welding. Used for manufacturing parts and stamping-welded structures operating within a temperature range from minus 50 to +400°C. High resistance against generation of cracks at welding; excellent brazing. Corrosion-resistant, welding steel. Used for manufacturing parts and stamping- welded and brazed structures operating within a temperature range from minus 50 to +350°C. The best corrosion resistance is achieved after hardening with low an- nealing (up to 400°C ), Corrosion-resistant, welding steel. Used for manufacturing parts and stamping- | welded and brazed structures operating within a temperature range from minus | 253 to +400°C, and also at single-use short-time temperature of up to +500°C. Corrosion-resistant, welding steel. Used for manufacturing parts and stamping- welded and brazed structures operating within a temperature range from minus 50 to +400°C. Corrosion-resistant nonhardening stec! of limited application, Used for manufac- turing non-welded parts operating within a temperature range from minus 50 to +350°C; at restricted percentage of 6-ferrite (20% max) the steel may be used from minus 196 to +350°C. Corrosion-resistant in atmospheric conditions steel. Used for manufacturing fas- tening and other preferably non-welded parts operating within a temperature range from minus 30 to +475°C. The best corrosion resistance is achieved after harden ing with annealing and polishing | Corrosion-resistant in atmospheric conditions steel. Used for manufacturing parts | operating within a temperature range from minus 50 to +500°C subjected to wear, but not to shock and bending. It is possible to use from minus 200 to +500°C for parts to be compressed (ball bearings, plungers etc). Hardening with low anneal- ing shall be applied High-strength corrosion-resistant in atmospheric conditions steel without carbide heterogeneity having 3-8% of residual austenite. Used for manufacturing parts op- erating within a temperature range from minus 50 to +500°C subjected to wear, but not to bending. Used for manufacturing fastening and other parts operating within a temperature | range from minus 50 to +425°C; for fastening parts and high-pressure vessels can | be used only after hardening and annealing. zaneSIX@DA 16X-11 XH3SBTIO XH60BT XH62MBKIO | 10880-L11 i { | | | M3 Used for manufacturing critical springs of compression, tension, torsion and other elastic elements operating within a temperature range from minus 60 to +120°C. Precision alloys Corrosion-resistant precision alloys with high induction in low and medium fields and with low coercive force. The alloys is used for magnetic circuits, parts of electrical machines operating under combined influence of corrosive environment within a temperature range from -196 to +300°C and from -5 to +300°C in the case of shock loads impacts. Heat-resistant and high-temperature alloys * High-temperature alloy. Used for manufacturing non-welded parts operating within a temperature range of up to +800°C. Heat-resistant alloy. Used for manufacturing welded structures operating within a temperature range from minus 253 to +1000°C. High-temperature alloy. Used for manufacturing non-welded structures operating within a temperature from minus 196 to +950°C: Heat-resistant alloy. Used for manufacturing parts operating within a temperature from minus 253 to +1 100°C. Electrical steels Electrical steel. Used for manufacturing magnet circuits of electrical machines, devices and instruments at reversal of magnetization with 50 Hz frequency. Copper and copper alloys M3 copper is used for manufacturing sealing gaskets, washers and other parts op- erating within a temperature range from minus 253 to +250°C. Application in welded and brazed structures is allowed. Satisfactory corrosion resistance in atmospheric conditions at room temperature. Bronze is used for manufacturing parts operating within a temperature range from minus 253 to +300°C at alternating loads in friction conditions with specific pres- sure of up to 19.6 MPa (200 kgf/cm’). High mechanical properties, high corrosive resistance in atmospheric conditions, fresh and sea water, good pressure treatment in hot state. Satisfactory welding. Bronze is used for manufacturing springs and elastic parts of critical application operating within a temperature range from minus 253 to +150°C at increased al- | ternating loads. Good pressure treatment in hardened state, good machining, braz- | ing, no sparks at shocks. Corrosive resistance in atmospheric conditions, fresh and | sea water |ss Alloy 273 oT4 BT6 BT3 The alloy is used for manufacturing welded-brazed structures of special destina- | tion operating within a temperature range from minus 253 to +600°C. High values of thermal conductivity at rather high-temperature strength, good pressure treat- ment in cold state, welding and brazing, sufficient corrosion resistance in atmos- pheric conditions, no tendency to corrosive cracking. The elastic alloy of high corrosive resistance in atmospheric conditions. Used for manu- facturing parts and brazed- welded structures operating within a temperature range from minus 253 to +600°C in especially corrosive environment. Titanium alloys Titanium alloy used for manufacturing parts and units, including the welded ones, operating over long time (3000 h) within a temperature range from minus 196 to +300°C. For welded structures of long-time loading (more than one week) at +80°C the half-finished products are to be used with hydrogen content of 0.006% max. High corrosive resistance in industrial environment and sea atmos- phere, air atmosphere with up to 0.005 mg/dm? of NTO and UDMH vapors, sea- water Titanium alloy used for manufacturing welded structures, forgings and stampings, fasteners, operating within a temperature range from minus 196 to +400°C, as well as for stamping-welded structures operating under high pressure within a temperature range from minus 196 to +80°C. For welded structures of long-time loading (more than one week) at +80°C the half-finished products are to be used with hydrogen content of 0.01% max. High corrosive resistance in indus- trial environment and sea atmosphere, air atmosphere with up to 0.005 mg/dm’ of NTO and UDMH vapors, sea water, NTO and UDMH. Titanium alloy used for manufacturing parts operating at temperature of up to +450°C, as well as for stamping-welded structures operating under high pres- sure within a temperature range from minus 50 to +50°C. High corrosive resis tance in industrial environment and sea atmosphere, air atmosphere with up to 0.005 mg/dm’ of NTO and UDMH vapors.