Copper Alloy (UNS C92210)

Topics Covered

Introduction
Chemical Composition
Mechanical Properties
Other Designations

Introduction

There are many different types of copper alloys as copper is a very ductile and malleable metal. UNS designations C90200 to C94500 indicate tin bronzes and leaded tin bronzes. These are ell known for their corrosion resistance property. Tin bronzes have better ductility and strength than semi-red and red brasses. Lead plays an essential role in these alloys it enhances pressure tightness and machinability.

The following datasheet discusses the chemical composition and properties of copper UNS C92210.

Chemical Composition

The chemical composition of UNS C92210 copper alloy is outlined in the following table.

Element Content (%)
Copper, Cu 86-89
Tin, Sn 4.5-5.5
Zinc, Zn 3.0-4.5
Lead, Pb 1.7-2.5
Nickel, Ni 0.7-1.0
Iron, Fe 0.25
Antimony, Sb 0.2
Sulfur, S 0.05
Phosphorus, P 0.03
Aluminum, Al 0.005
Silicon, Si 0.005

Mechanical Properties

The mechanical properties of copper sand cast alloy UNS C92210 are tabulated below.

Properties Metric Imperial
Tensile strength 225 MPa 32 ksi
Yield strength 103 MPa 15 ksi
Elongation 20% 20%

Other Designations

Other designations that are equivalent to copper UNS C92210 include:

  • ASTM B30
  • ASTM B584

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