For non destructive testing without PMI magnet can be used, Zr is considered non-magnetic you can also compare the mass, if you know exact volume. Iron density around 7.8, Zr is around 6. Or drop nitric acid on non critical part of the equipment and see the reaction.
For non destructive testing without PMI magnet can be used, Zr is considered non-magnetic you can also compare the mass, if you know exact volume. Iron density around 7.8, Zr is around 6. Or drop nitric acid on non critical part of the equipment and see the reaction.
For non destructive testing without PMI magnet can be used, Zr is considered non-magnetic you can also compare the mass, if you know exact volume. Iron density around 7.8, Zr is around 6. Or drop nitric acid on non critical part of the equipment and see the reaction.
We have to differentiate physically between carbon steel and zirconium. Don't have PMI gun available and it's a little urgent. How can we do that? Any difference in appearance? Magnetic behaviour? 555 Senior Member
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Re: Zirconium Identification by ace 23 May 2012, 04:10 for non destructive testing without PMI magnet can be used, Zr is considered non-magnetic you can also compare the mass, if you know exact volume. iron density around 7.8, Zr is around 6.5 or drop nitric acid on non critical part of the equipment and see the reaction , Zr will not corrode ace Senior Member
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Re: Zirconium Identification by 555 23 May 2012, 04:53 Thanks ace for your valuable reply. I will check with magnet. 555 Senior Member
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Re: Zirconium Identification by mechcolor 23 May 2012, 23:46 If you just want to differentiate zirconium from carbon steel, use magnet.