C95400 Aluminum Bronze

C95400 Aluminum Bronze, also referred to as "9C", is a good alloy for medium to heavy loaded applications at medium to higher speeds. This alloy has excellent resistance to corrosion and finds use in many applications where the component is exposed to salt water. C954 Aluminum bronze is heat treat able and is used in application requiring a greater load bearing capacity than the standard C93200 Bearing Bronze material can hold.

Shapes

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Cored (Tube)

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Flat

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Solid Round

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Applications

Industrial Bearings
Wearplates
Seals
Liners
Gibs and Ways
Worm Gears
Adjusting Nuts
Forming Dies
Wear Rings
Pump Rods
Sleeve Bearings
Valve Seats
Guide Pin Bushings

Specifications

CDA C95400

ASTM B505

QQ-C-390 b Type III

MIL-B-16033 Comp. 3.

AKER Solutions MS-548

BAKER BMS K099

CAMERON MS-004046

DEF. STAN 02-833 PART 2 ISSUE 1

Chemical Composition

Cu- 83%

Fe- 3.0 - 4.0%

Ni- 1.5%

Al-10.0 - 11.5%

Machinability

Mechanical Properties

Tensile Strength, min		Yield Strength, at .5% Extension Under Load, min		Elongation, in 2 in. or 50 mm min	Brinell Hardness (3000 kg load)
Mechanical Properties according to ASTM B505/B505M-18 NOTE: Compression Deformation Limit min 55 ksi/380 MPa
ksi	MPa	ksi	MPa	%	typical BHN
110	758	62	427	14	223

Physical Properties

	US Customary	Metric
Physical Properties provided by CDA *Field Strength 16 kA/m
Melting Point - Liquidus	1693 °F	923 °C
Melting Point - Solidus	1625 °F	885 °C
Density	0.283 lb/in3 at 68 °F	7.83 gm/cm3 at 20 °C
Specific Gravity	7.83	7.83
Electrical Conductivity	8% IACS at 68 °F	0.046 MegaSiemens/cm at 20 °C
Thermal Conductivity	20.5 Btu/sq ft/ft hr/°F at 68 °F	35.5 W/m at 20 °C
Coefficient of Thermal Expansion 68-572	12 · 10-6 per °F (68-572 °F)	20.7 · 10-6 per °C (20-300 °C)
Specific Heat Capacity	0.09 Btu/lb/°F at 68 °F	377.1 J/kg at 293 C
Modulus of Elasticity in Tension	14200 ksi	97900 MPa
Magnetic Permeability*	1.09	1.09

Fabrication Properties

Joining Technique	Suitability
Fabrication Properties provided by CDA
Soldering	Poor
Brazing	Poor
Oxyacetylene Welding	Poor
Gas Shielded Arc Welding	Poor
Coated Metal Arc Welding	Good

Thermal Properties

Treatment	Temp./Time - US	Temp./Time - SI
Thermal Properties provided by CDA
Stress Temperature	500	260
Solution Minimum
Solution Maximum
Solution Time	0.0
Solution Medium
Precipitation Value
Precipitation Time
Precipitation Medium
Annealing Minimum
Annealing Maximum
Annealing Time
Hot Works Minimum
Hot Works Maximum

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