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600 degrees temperature: high-temperature decomposition of dried biological material to produce syngas, using stainless steel.

2015-09-12View Original

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Which stainless steel is the cheapest? Is it 304s/s?
Reply #22015-09-12
321 should work, I’m worried 304 won’t suffice
Reply #32015-09-12
It is best to use 316 or 317 stainless steel
Reply #42015-09-12
Q235A+ temperature-resistant insulation lining. :lol
Reply #52015-09-13
Why is 316 needed? What is the temperature range for 304?
Reply #62015-09-14
317L (00Cr19Ni13Mo3, UNS S31726) alloy is a molybdenum-based austenitic stainless steel. Compared to conventional chromium-nickel austenitic stainless steels such as 304 alloy, it possesses greater resistance to chemical corrosion. Furthermore, compared to conventional stainless steel, the 317L alloy possesses higher ductility, resistance to stress corrosion, compressive strength, and high-temperature resistance. Stainless steels 316 and 317, due to the addition of Mo, exhibit significantly improved corrosion resistance and high-temperature strength; they can withstand temperatures of 1200–1300 degrees and can be used under harsh conditions. The stress strength of 304 decreases sharply at high temperatures

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