nikkellegeringen
Nickel alloys are metallic alloys in which nickel is the dominant element. In Dutch, nikkel legering refers to nickel alloys. They typically contain nickel in the majority, with alloying elements such as chromium, molybdenum, titanium, copper, or iron added to improve properties. This class includes both commercially pure nickel (used for corrosion resistance and ductility) and a broad range of nickel-based alloys whose properties are tailored for demanding service. Nickel alloys are valued for strength, toughness, and especially their corrosion and heat resistance in harsh environments.
Major families include nickel-based superalloys designed for high-temperature strength in aerospace and power generation; nickel-copper alloys
Properties: Ni-based alloys withstand high temperatures, resist carburization and oxidation, maintain strength under thermal cycling, and
Production and standards: Nickel is refined from ore and purified by electrolytic methods before alloying. Nickel
Applications: Nickel alloys are widely used in aerospace and gas turbines, chemical processing equipment, oil and