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What kinds of raw materials can be exempt from low-temperature shock?

2011-05-14View Original

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What kinds of raw materials can be exempt from low-temperature shock?
Reply #22011-05-14
The impact temperature of a material is determined in accordance with the standards applicable to that material; not all materials require low-temperature impact testing.
Reply #32011-05-15
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Reply #42011-05-15
Austenitic stainless steel will do. Superalloys work as well, though they are a bit more expensive.
Reply #52011-06-11
Austenitic stainless steel does not require low-temperature impact testing when used in low-temperature environments

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