Abstract: Provided is a brazing alloy powder with which the development of defect in a brazed portion is suppressed and which enables an increase in the joint strength of the portion to be joined. Also provided is a brazed joined component having a high joint strength of the portion to be joined. The brazing alloy powder includes particles which include 55 mass % or more of at least one element selected from Ni, Fe, and Co. The alloy powder includes not less than 10% alloy particles having an amorphous phase. In addition, d90?60 ?m, where d90 is the grain diameter indicating 90% in an integral volume distribution curve according to a laser diffraction scattering method. The joined component includes a plurality of members joined with a brazing material including the brazing alloy powder.

Abstract: The present invention is intended to modify a composition of a typical brazing Ni-base amorphous alloy ribbon to reduce clogging of a casting nozzle and embrittlement in manufacturing of the ribbon, thereby improving workability and improving corrosion resistance and bonding strength of a stainless steel bonded body used for a heat exchanger etc. Provided are a brazing Ni-base amorphous alloy ribbon having a composition represented by a composition formula: Ni100-d-x-y-z-f-gCrdPxSiyBzCfNg (in units of mass %, 22.00?d?29.00, 4.00?x?8.00, 1.00?y?7.00, 0<z?0.20, 0.005?f?0.100, 0.001?g?0.050, and 7.00?x+y?13.00) and a stainless steel bonded body formed by braze-bonding using the brazing Ni-base amorphous alloy ribbon.

Abstract: A method of producing a spheroidal graphite cast iron article containing at least one pearlite stabilizing element selected from the group consisting of Mn, Cu, Sn, Sb and Pb and having a double layer structure which comprises a surface layer portion and an inner portion. The surface layer portion has a matrix 60% or more of which is ferrite phase and a thickness of at least 0.5 mm. The inner portion has a matrix substantially comprising pearlite phase. The method comprises: (1) heat-treating a starting spheroidal graphite cast iron at a temperature which transforms a whole part of a matrix of the starting spheroidal graphite cast iron substantially to austenite phase; (2) slowly cooling the austenitized spheroidal graphite cast iron at a cooling rate (5.degree. to 20.degree. C./min) which allows in a subsequent step the surface layer portion to be ferritized before the inner portion starts to be pearlitized; (3) holding the cooled spheroidal graphite cast iron at a temperature (710.degree. to 770.degree. C.