What is BS EN 2174-Aerospace series: Heat resisting alloy FE-PA2602 (X4NiCrTiMoV26-15) forgings about?
BS EN 2174 is a European standard that covers specifications for Aerospace series: Heat resisting alloy FE-PA2602 (X4NiCrTiMoV26-15) forgings that enhance safety and performance in high-temperature conditions.
BS EN 2174 specifies the requirements for heat resisting alloy FE-PA2602 (X4NiCrTiMoV26-15) forgings. BS EN 2174 sets the delivery and use condition as solution treated and precipitation treated.
BS EN 2174 sets a limit dimension range of De ≤ 100 mm and a tensile strength range of Rm ≥ 850 MPa for aerospace applications.
Who is BS EN 2174-Aerospace series: Heat resisting alloy FE-PA2602 (X4NiCrTiMoV26-15) forgings for?
BS EN 2174 on Aerospace series: Heat resisting alloy FE-PA2602 (X4NiCrTiMoV26-15) forgings applies to:
- Manufacturers of heat resistant alloy forgings
- Dealers and importers of heat resistant alloy forgings
- Quality assurance services in the aerospace industry
- Testing houses and labs for the aerospace industry
- Regulatory bodies and inspection services
Why should you use BS EN 2174-Aerospace series: Heat resisting alloy FE-PA2602 (X4NiCrTiMoV26-15) forgings?
Heat-resistant alloys are the recommended material for usage in hot sections of aircraft engines. They provide high strength and the ability to work at high temperatures. They are the main components of aerospace alloys used for engine blocks and other components. At high temperatures, these alloys have a strong creep resistance and strength.
BS EN 2174 provides you guidance on chemical composition, method of melting, form, method of production, limit dimension and technical specifications that allows you to ensure corrosion resistance and heat resistance in aerospace applications.
BS EN 2174 provides you guidance on delivery condition, heat treatment, delivery condition code, use condition and heat treatment that facilitates transportation condition, storage and usability for heat-resisting alloy forgings.
The adoption of BS EN 2174 allows users to develop and assess heat-resisting alloy FE-PA2602 (X4NiCrTiMoV26-15) forgings that ensure safe operability, longevity and performance in high-temperature conditions.
