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Thermal conductivity of 304 SS

 
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Nov12-10, 07:09 PM   #1
 

Thermal conductivity of 304 SS


I am trying to decide what alloy I should use in an experimental heat transfer device. I am considering 2 materials- 304 Stainless Steel and SAE 516 Grade 70 boiler steel. I want to choose the material that has the best conductivity characteristics. To be clear, I want the material that has the best thermal transfer rate. Both metals would be approximately .125" thick and would be exposed to a source heat of 1000F.
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Nov12-10, 08:51 PM   #2
 
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http://www.alleghenytechnologies.com...ts/302_305.pdf

If one is exposing the metal to 1000 F then one should probably use 304H with additional carbon.

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