Seeking advice on materials for high-temperature reactors
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The reaction temperature is 900°C, the pressure is at atmospheric level, and the media involved are CH4, CO2, CO, H2, and H2O. What material would be suitable? What is the allowable stress for this material at 900°C?
It needs to be built with refractory bricks and refractory cement; metal alone is hardly sufficient.
With such high temperatures, even stainless steel can’t withstand them; I’m not sure what material would be suitable
310S or 314 stainless steel can be used
Common metals are rather scarce. Refractory bricks: ceramics that can withstand it
It has a water jacket outside the corundum lining bricks; the furnace in one of our projects seems to work in this way, with an operating temperature of 1300 degrees Celsius
Bro, do you know the allowable stress of 310S steel plates and pipes at 850 degrees Celsius? I can only find information on it below 800 degrees Celsius. Help please