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FSX 414 Cobalt Base Superalloy

FSX 414 Cobalt Base Superalloy For High-Temperature Components At Discounted Price

FSX 414 is a high strength, Cobalt based superalloy designed to perform in extreme high-temperature environments.

FSX 414 Superalloy Introduction

FSX 414 is a high-strength, cobalt-based superalloy designed to perform in extreme high-temperature environments with a nominal chemical composition consisting mainly of cobalt, chromium, nickel, and tungsten.

FSX 414 Superalloy Chemical Composition

FSX 414 Superalloy, the chemical composition consisting mainly of cobalt, chromium, nickel, and tungsten.
AlloyCoCrNiWCFeMnSiBSP
FSX 41450-52%27.0-31.0%9.5-11.5%6.0-8.0%0.20-0.30%≤2.0%0.6-1.0%≤1.0%≤0.012%≤0.015%≤0.035%

FSX 414 Superalloy Characteristics

◆ Material Composition: Contains roughly 29% chromium, 10.5% nickel, 7% tungsten, and a cobalt balance.

◆ Operating Temperatures: Operates effectively at high temperatures between 900°C and 1050°C.

◆ Durability: Offers excellent resistance to oxidation, hot gas corrosion, creep, and thermal fatigue.

◆ Structure: Relies primarily on solid solution strengthening and stable carbide distribution.

Properties of FSX 414 superalloy

STEP 1

High-Temperature Strength

Retains structural integrity and load-bearing capacity under severe thermal and mechanical stresses.

STEP 2

Creep Resistance

Excellent creep strength at elevated operating environments (e.g., 816 °C to 982 °C).

STEP 3

Thermal Fatigue Resistance

High resistance to thermal shock and low-cycle fatigue (LCF) cracking.

Applications of FSX 414 superalloy

STEP 1

Gas Turbines

Used heavily for first-stage and second-stage turbine nozzles.

STEP 2

Aviation & Industry

Found in aircraft jet engines, marine engines, and industrial power generation turbines.

STEP 3

Components

Cast into guide vanes, blades, and combustion hardware.

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