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What is the maximum temperature that carbon steel can withstand? Direct fire? !

2017-10-04View Original

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For low-carbon steel, the design temperature specified in the standards is only around 300 or 400 degrees; whereas household woks, which are exposed directly to the flame, have a flame temperature of over 1,000 degrees, yet they can still be used for many years. How should we understand the design temperature? Is it the most conservative temperature? !
Reply #22017-10-04
Wok pans have good heat transfer, with the heat being utilized for cooking. Paper pots can be used to boil water
Reply #32017-10-06
Are the material of the wok and the material of the tubes made from the same grade of steel?
Reply #42017-10-06
The material of the wok is even worse than that of pipes. It’s iron.

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