AISI 800H Properties (Chem., Mech. & Rankings) 2022

 

In this post I'll talk about AISI 800H. First let's describe it and then have a look at its material's properties.

What is AISI 800H?

Alloys 800H (UNS N08810) and 800HT (UNS N08811) are dual-certifiable Nickel-Iron-Chromium materials that resist oxidation, carburization and other high temperature corrosion.

Application

Piping for petrochemical plants. Heaters and heat exchangers that are exposed to prolonged high temperatures.

UNS Number

N08810

Ok let's start with AISI 800H Chemical Composition.

Chemical Composition

C, Carbon

0.05–0.10

Mn, Manganese max.

1.50

P, Phosphorus max.

0.045

S, Sulfur max.

0.015

Si, Silicon max.

1.00

Cr, Chromium

19.0–23.0

Ni, Nickel

30.0–35.0

Learn more about Chemical Composition.

Now it's the mechanical properties turn:

Yield Strength

170 MPa

Learn more about Yield Strength.

Tensile Strength

450 MPa

Learn more about Tensile Strength.

Elongation (min.)

30 %.

Learn more about Elongation.

Density

8.08 g/cm3, 8080 kg/m3.

Learn more about Density.

Elastic Modulus

200 GPa.

Learn more about Elastic Modulus.

Poisson's ratio

0.28.

Learn more about Poisson's ratio.

Allowable Stress or Factor of Safety

Depends on the project (And its factor of safety).

Learn more about Allowable Stress or Factor of Safety.

AISI Ranking Research (Stainless Steel)

While engineers will often look for the cheapest material they can use, I took a different approach to material's selection to help newbie students.

I ranked materials according to their yield strengths and AISI 800H currently ranks 71 in my yield strength index. This means there are other 70 materials that are more resistant.

Note: I've analysed 77 materials in order to create an yield strength index. Check my material's comparison post for more details.

AISI Classroom

Are you having trouble understanding the basics of AISI?

What is AISI: Classification and specification?

This video will walk you through:

References

ASTM A240 and other references.

Citation

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That gives credibility to your paper and it is sometimes required in higher education.

To make your life (and citation) easier just copy and paste the information below into your assignment or essay:

Luz, Gelson. AISI 800H Properties (Chem., Mech. & Rankings). Materials Blog. Gelsonluz.com. dd mmmm. yyyy. URL

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Equivalent Specifications

ASTM B163 ASTM B407 ASTM B408 ASTM B409 ASTM B514 ASTM B564 DIN 1.4876 DIN 1.4958