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Classification related to temperature

2011-04-19View Original

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A question that has troubled me for many years: how exactly are low, moderate, and high temperatures defined? What temperature marks the boundary? I hope someone knowledgeable can help answer this! Thank you
Reply #22011-04-19
The answer varies depending on the context. Different standard answers also vary; device operation? Cylinder head forming?
Reply #32011-04-21
Low temperature – below -20 degrees; The high temperature is generally above 400 degrees.
Reply #42011-04-21
The low, medium, and high temperatures for pressure vessels are specified in the \"Vessel Regulations\"; refer to the relevant standards.

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