Need advice on material selection for high-temperature application

[Jack White]

Hi,

I'm now working on a project that entails creating a part that will endure prolonged exposure to temperatures of up to 1000°C (1830°F). The component must keep its mechanical qualities and dimensional stability over time because it will experience cyclic loading.

I'm seeking suggestions on what supplies will work best for this application. I've looked into my alternatives and found alloys like Inconel, Haynes, and Hastelloy, but I'm not sure which one would be the best. Cost is a factor, but reliability and performance are the top concerns.

Has anyone in this room completed a job like this or dealt with these materials before?

Thanks in advance.

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[IRstuff]

Does it have to be a metal? There are glasses and ceramics that handle 1000C quite well. You need to be more specific about the requirements, besides just temperature

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[dik]

Thanks IRS... I was thinking ceramics...

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[3DDave]

I was thinking another spam with a more sophisticated wrapper.

I think the answer is Haskell.