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hemananda
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Materials for Heavy Loads and High Temperatures

02/16/2007 12:39 AM

Is there any material which can fulfill these criterias:

- should have the ability to withstand heavy loads(10 kg/mm2),

-should have the ability to take the shape of the container under loading conditions,

-should have the ability to withstand welding temp.

Replies will be highly appreciated.

Thank you.
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Re: Materials for Heavy Loads and High Temperatures

02/18/2007 1:58 AM

There are a lot of materials which withstand high temp. and heavy loads above 10 kg/mm2. You are kindly requested to specify where the material will be used, the conditions of use, and the atmosphere.

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02/20/2007 5:34 AM

the material will be used in trailer hanger bkt.s. it is supposed to carry a load of 2kg/mm2.

it will be used as a liner between two steel bushes & the material is expected to adjust its shape w.r.t. the irregular shape betn. the bushes.

the bushes will be welded on both sides.
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02/21/2007 3:34 AM

You want a strong material and it should take the form of the contact surface?

To my knowledge you need to split up the functions and you need to know exactly the temp of the object. There are many heat resistant materials that can be used. (even steel is capable of doing nice things at elevated temperatures, choosing the right alloy is the big trick)

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