Help identify this alloy,

I've found an alloy which I'm unfamiliar with. I was wondering if anyone knows anything about it; an application, physical mechanical properties or even a name (AISI, DIN, etc)
I have a composition: Min Max C 0.08 0.15 Ni 43 45 Cr 19 21 Nb 0.8 1.2
This seems like an odd beast to me. If you know anything about it, please let me know. A googol of thank yous.
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snipped-for-privacy@hotmail.com wrote:

What's the balance?
It's obviously a nickel-base alloy.
Michael Dahms
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Try typing it into www.matweb.com (search by chemical composition).
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melon wrote:

This is a hight temperature alloy perhaps used for aerospace applications. We normally work woth 37-40%Ni and 15-17%Cr,Nb addition is optional. This is ASTM A297.

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Composition indicates that it might be some Inconel or Hastelloy. What is the balance? Iron, cobalt? Are you sure there's no tungsten or molybdenum in it? Any silicon? Is it a casting?
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The balance is Iron. So no cobalt or tungsten.
I too believe it is a wrought grade of some type of incalloy.
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