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The precipitation hardening CR-155 copper alloy (0.10% Mg; 0.06% P; 0.04% Ag; balance copper) is discussed. The effects of heat treatment, cold-reductions, temper-annealing, and anneal temperature on mechanical and electrical properties are presented in tabular and graphic form. CR-155 exhibits good room temperature mechanical properties. In the cold-worked condition the alloy has high electrical conductivity and good heat resistance.
The precipitation hardening CR-155 copper alloy (0.10% Mg; 0.06% P; 0.04% Ag; balance copper) is discussed. The effects of heat treatment, cold-reductions, temper-annealing, and anneal temperature on mechanical and electrical properties are presented in tabular and graphic form. CR-155 exhibits good room temperature mechanical properties. In the cold-worked condition the alloy has high electrical conductivity and good heat resistance.
| Author(s) | Hay, D.A.White Pine Copper Div, Copper Range Co., Gregg, P.T. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal12(9): 132-134 1979, Paper presented at WAI Nonferrous/Electrical Divisional Meeting, Indianapolis, IN USA |
| Year | 1979 |
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