Reveal stress-driven cracking
Detect the impact of applied or residual stresses that promote SCC in copper alloys.
Copper alloys used in plumbing, heat exchangers, and electrical systems can suffer stress corrosion cracking in ammonia vapor—especially where applied or residual stresses are present.
Ammonia vapor can attack copper alloys at mechanically stressed locations, initiating cracks that may propagate and lead to sudden failure. The ammonia SCC test determines susceptibility so that at-risk materials and assemblies can be identified before service.
Detect the impact of applied or residual stresses that promote SCC in copper alloys.
Supports components used in plumbing, heat exchangers, and electrical systems where reliability is critical.
Applicable for both complete assemblies and partial components.
Evaluates susceptibility from residual stresses introduced during manufacturing.
Purpose-built to accelerate detection of stress corrosion cracking in Cu alloys.
Specifically designed to detect the impact of residual stresses on component performance.
Share alloy grade, product form, and acceptance criteria. We’ll confirm the ammonia SCC test plan and reporting.