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Materials for Boiler Tubes and Turbine Parts

01/13/2010 9:29 AM

Which material are used for boiler tube and turbine varous parts.Why?
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Re: Materials for Boiler Tubes and Turbine Parts

01/14/2010 12:59 AM

Exactly how many componets are in a turbine? do you expect us to list the BOM for total turbine?

As far as the first part of the question: it is the thermal and mechanical (including the fatigue) design of the turbine which freezes the optimum material (properties vs cost)
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Re: Materials for Boiler Tubes and Turbine Parts

01/14/2010 2:37 AM

No sure, wood chains????
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01/14/2010 10:16 AM

Hard stuff! Cause' it gets hot in there and goes roundy-roundy real fast.

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04/08/2010 8:49 AM

<...roundy-roundy real fast...>

All loony-loony rotator!

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