Where can the specific heat of metallic materials be found in ASME?

2016-07-22View Original

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Where can the specific heat of metallic materials be found in ASME?

Reply #22016-07-23

http://wenku.baidu.com/view/33c34e0cf78a6529647d533a.html Why is it necessary to check ASME?

Reply #32016-07-25

The information available online states that the specific heat of metals is a constant value, but this information is too general. For example, I want to know the specific heat of 21/4CrMo; this material falls under the category of low-alloy steel, yet there is no such classification in the online information. Moreover, I need the specific heat of metals at different temperatures.

Reply #42020-09-14

If so, it should be in ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, Volume II, Division D

Reply #52020-09-15

You can take a look at ASME Volume 2, Section D

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