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Plate resistant to high temperatures of 820 degrees

2015-06-27View Original

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Today the boss asked me to find out information about sheets and pipes that can withstand 820 degrees. Ugh, I have no idea. I thought that boilers are usually around 900 degrees, so I came to ask for advice.
Reply #22015-06-27
TYPE 310 is fine
Reply #32015-06-29
What material is this? Are there any standards available for reference?
Reply #42015-06-29
Just search for TP310 on Baidu
Reply #52015-06-30
310, Inconel 800, 601 – any of them will do
Reply #62015-07-01
After reading everyone's replies, I am very grateful for all your help. Overall, it is more appropriate to use S31008 in the chemical industry.

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