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Stainless steel materials at 800°C high temperature?

2015-12-10View Original

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Stainless steel materials at 800°C high temperature? It is required to be cost-effective, operate under slight negative pressure, and experience virtually no corrosion.
Reply #22015-12-30
A standard has been found, but there is still uncertainty regarding the shaft material.
Reply #32016-01-05
I’m not sure if it can be used for shafts in low-speed, high-load conditions.
Reply #42016-01-05
What are the requirements for diameter and length, as well as yield stress and tensile stress at room temperature?
Reply #52016-01-05
This post was last edited by jinqhuaxz on 2016-1-5 at 14:37. I’m not sure why you are asking for the yield stress and tensile stress at room temperature. The verification at room temperature is fine. Diameter 5”, length 120”, speed 15 rpm, with two sprockets in the middle, each 12” from either end. Motor power: 20 hp, sprocket pulling force: 1500 LBS

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