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    Maximum Temperature For SS 310

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    The maximum recommended service temperature for stainless steel 310 is 816°C according to ASME standards. While SS 310 is not intended for use at 1000°C, it may be used temporarily at that high of a temperature. Alternatives like alloys 253MA and 800H/T have better creep strength and corrosion resistance for higher temperatures but are more expensive. Incoloy would also be a better choice than SS 310.

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    The maximum recommended service temperature for stainless steel 310 is 816°C according to ASME standards. While SS 310 is not intended for use at 1000°C, it may be used temporarily at that high of a temperature. Alternatives like alloys 253MA and 800H/T have better creep strength and corrosion resistance for higher temperatures but are more expensive. Incoloy would also be a better choice than SS 310.

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    The maximum recommended service temperature for stainless steel 310 is 816°C according to ASME standards. While SS 310 is not intended for use at 1000°C, it may be used temporarily at that high of a temperature. Alternatives like alloys 253MA and 800H/T have better creep strength and corrosion resistance for higher temperatures but are more expensive. Incoloy would also be a better choice than SS 310.

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    The maximum recommended service temperature for stainless steel 310 is 816°C according to ASME standards. While SS 310 is not intended for use at 1000°C, it may be used temporarily at that high of a temperature. Alternatives like alloys 253MA and 800H/T have better creep strength and corrosion resistance for higher temperatures but are more expensive. Incoloy would also be a better choice than SS 310.

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    Maximum Temperature for SS 310

    by hammad 31 Jan 2012, 12:50

    What's the maximum recommended service temperature for SS 310? We need to use it as a non-pressure part at 1000 C.
    hammad Senior Member Posts: 57 Joined: 28 Nov 2011, 11:23 Area of interest: Metallurgy Engineering T o p

    Re: Maximum Temperature for SS 310


    by mechcolor 31 Jan 2012, 19:46

    You must see the maximum temperature limit in the relevant code. Like for any ASTM material owned by ASME, you may look this limit in ASME Sec. II Part D. For example, A240 Gr. 310S has the maximum temperature limit of 816 C.
    mechcolor Senior Member Posts: 411 Joined: 17 May 2010, 18:05 Area of interest: Manufacturing Engineering T o p

    Re: Maximum Temperature for SS 310


    by hammad 01 Feb 2012, 14:17

    We need to use SS 310 as a temporary option.


    hammad Senior Member Posts: 57 Joined: 28 Nov 2011, 11:23

    Area of interest: Metallurgy Engineering T o p

    Re: Maximum Temperature for SS 310


    by ace 02 Feb 2012, 04:23

    Hello Hammad, there are some other materials that can be an alternative to SS 310 but still easily available in the market from commercial point of view. 253 MA (UNS S30815) & alloy 800 H/T (UNS N08810/N08811), both definitely have better creep strength and corrosion resistance than 310. 253 MA price somewhat similar to 310 because it use different chemical composition and alloy 800 H/T will be more expensive since it has very high alloying content. try this website link from Rolled Alloys for quick comparison : http://www.rolledalloys.com/trcdocs/sta ... 09-310.pdf
    ace Senior Member Posts: 47 Joined: 02 Jan 2012, 06:51 Area of interest: Metallurgy Engineering T o p

    Re: Maximum Temperature for SS 310


    by arcpro 02 Feb 2012, 22:31

    Better to use incoloy material instead of SS 310 however in my opinion it can be used as a temporary option to sustain 1000 C.
    arcpro Senior Member Posts: 613 Joined: 16 Apr 2010, 18:46 Area of interest: Manufacturing Engineering T o

    Re: Maximum Temperature for SS 310


    by hammad 05 Feb 2012, 05:24

    Thanks everybody for your guidance.

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