Upgraded copper alloy: 12% chromium, 8% molybdenum, 2% vanadium, 1% manganese, 1% silicon, 2% magnesium, 1% nickel, 3% tungsten, and 70% copper. Beryllium-copper alloy is the strongest in the world (1% to 3% beryllium with the remaining balance as copper) and the addition of zirconium increases strength, hardness, tensile strength, and resistance to marine grade corrosion but the costs of beryllium and zirconium is something that must be taken into consideration, besides these two metals and their alloys must be reserved for the construction of nuclear reactors' components exposed to neutron bombardment induced embrittlement which must be avoided at all costs by nuclear engineers in designing newer and better nuclear power plants.
Upgraded copper alloy: 12% chromium, 8% molybdenum, 2% vanadium, 1% manganese, 1% silicon, 2% magnesium, 1% nickel, 3% tungsten, and 70% copper. Beryllium-copper alloy is the strongest in the world (1% to 3% beryllium with the remaining balance as copper) and the addition of zirconium increases strength, hardness, tensile strength, and resistance to marine grade corrosion but the costs of beryllium and zirconium is something that must be taken into consideration, besides these two metals and their alloys must be reserved for the construction of nuclear reactors' components exposed to neutron bombardment induced embrittlement which must be avoided at all costs by nuclear engineers in designing newer and better nuclear power plants.
humm . looks like it works well for them- i have been considering small cage in Philippines. i bet the cost for this copper mesh would be hard for me
Copper Is a good materials for water and and its good for the fish.
12% chromium, 8% molybdenum, 2% vanadium, 1% manganese, 1% silicon, 1% nickel, and 75% copper.
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Copper is toxic to the MARINE environment. It's used in medicines , that's why they do not need to add as much medicine to the farmed fish.
Are copper and copper alloy the same?