Temperature range of stainless steel and Hastelloy C
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The figure below is from the Petrochemical Process Control Design Manual (4th edition), and there are several issues: 1. 316SS can be used up to 930°C in an oxidizing atmosphere – what does an oxidizing atmosphere mean? Do you have any practical experience on site? At what temperature ranges can 316SS be used? 2. Hastelloy C can be used at 1000°C in air; what is its temperature tolerance range in various corrosive liquids?
Original poster, may I ask which standard this screenshot is taken from? Could you share the name of that standard? Thank you!
Petroleum and Chemical Industry Automatic Control Design Manual (4th Edition); it cannot be shared here, as doing so would constitute infringement – the account was banned once before