Lean, high conductivity, relaxation-resistant beryllium-copper alloys
CA 2215559 A1 · Owner: Brush Wellman Inc. · Inventors: Wolf, Shelley J.; Harkness, John C.
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A higher order beryllium-nickel-copper alloy and a process for making the same, the alloy being represented by the formula (0.15-0.5% Be) + (1.25-2.0% Ni) + (0.06-1% Zr) and/or (0.06-1% Ti), the balance copper where the sum of %Zr, and %Ti is generally within a range of 0.06% and 1% characterized by improved stress relaxation resistance without sacrificing strength or electrical conductivity. Also provided is a higher order beryllium-cobalt-copper alloy and process, the alloy being represented by the formula (0.15-0.5% Be) + (0.35-0.6% Co) + (0.06-1% Zr) and/or (0.06-1% Ti) the, balance copper, where the sum of %Zr and %Ti is generally within a range of 0.06% and 1%, characterized by …
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