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I am looking for a material to use, namely Silicon Carbide, and it gives a "Thermal Shock Paramter - 167C"
Obviously thermal shock is going to be failure when there is a rapid temperature change, but what does 167C mean? It's not a rate of cooling, just a temperature. I can't find anything on it in my book or in google. I am guessing it might be a value like a Hardness value set against a standard?
http://www.ceradyne.com/Uploads/Silicon_Carbide_data_sheet_10-03.pdf
I tried to call them but there closed for the rest of the week.
Obviously thermal shock is going to be failure when there is a rapid temperature change, but what does 167C mean? It's not a rate of cooling, just a temperature. I can't find anything on it in my book or in google. I am guessing it might be a value like a Hardness value set against a standard?
http://www.ceradyne.com/Uploads/Silicon_Carbide_data_sheet_10-03.pdf
I tried to call them but there closed for the rest of the week.
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