825: Solid Solution Nickel Alloy







Alloy Details

Alloy 825 (UNS N08825), also known as 2242, is a cold-hardened nickel-based alloy designed for corrosion resistance in highly sour (H2S) environments with moderate chloride levels, offering high strength up to 350°F.

Alloy 825 provides superior resistance to H2S compared to stainless steels, making it suitable for applications such as downhole tubular components, packers, and other subsurface equipment in sour wells under high-pressure, high-temperature (HPHT) conditions, as well as in Acid Gas Injection (AGI) wells. However, it is important to consider all environmental factors, including H2S, CO2, temperature, pH, and chloride concentration, before finalizing material selection.

This alloy is classified as a type 4c alloy in MR0175/ISO15156, with no restrictions for H2S partial pressure below 270°F and resistance to 200 psi H2S at 350°F.

C
6
Carbon
0.05%
Si
14
Silicon
0.5%
P
15
Phosphorus
0.03%
S
16
Sulfur
0.03%
Ti
22
Titanium
0.6%‒1.2%
Cr
24
Chromium
19.5%‒23.5%
Mn
25
Manganese
1%
Fe
26
Iron
20.99%‒37.9%
Ni
28
Nickel
38%‒46%
Cu
29
Copper
1.5%‒3%
Mo
42
Molybdenum
2.5%‒3.5%

Specified Mechanical Properties

API 5CRA / ISO 13680 Group 4 Category 21-42-3
GradeYield
Strength
ksi
Tensile
Strength
ksi
Elongation
%
Hardness
HRC
NACE MR0175/ISO 15156
H2S Sour Service Limits
minmaxminminmax
1101101401151133Table A.14
Type 4c
No limit ≤ 270°F,
Refer to table for temperatures up to 450°F
1251251501301035
140140160145938140 Grade not recommended for sour service

* Non-standard mechanical properties and grades are made available upon agreement.

Specified Mechanical Properties in Annealed Condition

Per ASTM B163 / ASTM B423
Tensile StrengthYield StrengthElongationHardness
minimum, ksiminimum, ksiminimum, %HRB
85353090

Higher strength properties can be provided in the cold hardened condition.


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