About 310 I found this statement "Exposure in temperature range 450-850ºC results in sensitization, hence reducing
subsequent wet corrosion resistance". What do you think about that? Maybe 310S can solve this problem, if it is true.
And considering that there is standard air, just heated, around the piece, something like a 304L can be a good choice? Well, maybe there is a little higher humidity than outside the furnace.
Thank you for your answers!
EdStainless, it's a cyclic exposure. I don't know if there exists another alloy that avoids that spalling issue. I'm thinking on 309, 310, 321, ... but maybe with these alloys is difficult to find tube products, and the costs rise heavily.
blacksmith37, maybe the...
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I have read some information about the differences between 316L and 316Ti performances at high temperatures but I have some doubts yet. In our application, we have a kind of table made from a tube welded to a plate. That table is going to be at a high-temperature ambient (around 600 ºC) and...
