Article | REF: J3600 V1

Gas separation and liquefaction

Author: Pierre PETIT

Publication date: December 10, 1995

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4. Equipment materials

4.1 Metals and alloys and their assembly

Some pure and alloyed metals lose their resilience at low temperatures, going from being ductile to brittle. Ductility can decrease progressively with lower temperatures, sometimes starting from 0°C. The change in ductility can also be abrupt, as in the case of ordinary steels at around – 20°C.

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4.1.1 Metals without ductility transition zone

The most commonly used in cryogenics are :

  • copper and its alloys:...

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