The basis for the high-temperature endurance strength limit of steel at 100,000 hours is

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What is the basis for the high-temperature endurance strength limit of steel at 100,000 hours?

Reply #22012-01-18

Experimental data； I’m disappointed – the great nation of China only conducted tests on 16MnR years ago; as for data on other materials, you know..

Reply #32012-01-29

The lecturer said it was the result of many experiments conducted by the Chinese Academy of Sciences

Reply #42012-01-30

It seems that only 16MnR has been used for this purpose, and that was only to meet the requirements of ASME case studies. The claims that there have been multiple tests conducted by the Chinese Academy of Sciences are likely nothing more than arbitrary decisions made on several occasions. The 2nd floor is for experts

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