Why is the maximum operating temperature for N06625 Gr.1 (i.e., in the annealed state) specified as 427 degrees in ASME VIII-2?

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Why is the maximum operating temperature for N06625 Gr.1 (i.e., in the annealed state) specified as 427 degrees in ASME VIII-2?

Reply #22019-09-29

I’m also looking for the answer to this question; isn’t it said that the maximum temperature that can be reached is 1300 degrees?

Reply #32023-08-24

Look at the performance section; the notes state that solution annealing and other processes are used to improve resistance to sensitization

Reply #42023-08-25

The temperature in ASME is converted from Fahrenheit; 427°C × 1.8 + 32 = 800°F.

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