What kind of cold plate deforms the least at around 500 degrees Celsius?
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Question for experts: For a 2mm thick cold plate, the normal operating temperature is room temperature. It is required that in the event of an anomaly (fire), the deformation be minimal at a temperature of around 500 degrees. What kind of cold plate should be chosen? It involves no abnormal pressures, etc. There’s no need for stainless steel; the price is too high. Only cold plates that are slightly higher than ordinary ones can be used. I couldn’t find out what temperature a regular cold plate can withstand without deforming, so I’m asking everyone for advice. Thank you!
Following the expert’s advice, take a look inside the boiler panel. We discussed this on our forum in 2008: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-324817-1-1.html. Thank you to the forum!
Heat-resistant steel is just a bit more expensive. It can be considered