Does chromium-nickel steel turn red at a temperature of 500 degrees?
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Will pipes made of chromium-nickel steel turn red at a temperature of 500 degrees?
Why not just try burning it?
Yes, it’s usually 500-600
Is this data for experiments or from a manual?
It doesn’t turn red even at 800℃, based on practical usage experience.
Do you use infrared to measure temperature? At about what temperature does it turn red?
It won’t turn red; stainless steel is resistant to high temperatures by nature
Electric heating, with a thermocouple to monitor temperature. I really don’t know how red it will turn; you can just burn it with fire. . .
It is recommended to find a book on heat treatment to check – it shows at what temperatures something turns dark red, at what temperatures it becomes shiny, and at what temperatures it becomes glaringly bright