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Thermal Conductivity Vs Temperature: hastelloy a
-96.3 to 503.7
Temperature-dependent thermal conductivity for engineering materials — metals, alloys, ceramics, semiconductors, and polymers from -275C to 2300C
| material | temperature C | material category | thermal conductivity WmK (W/mK) |
|---|---|---|---|
| hastelloy a | -96.3 | Nickel Alloy | 9.7 |
| hastelloy a | -29.63 | Nickel Alloy | 10.7 |
| hastelloy a | 37.04 | Nickel Alloy | 11.8 |
| hastelloy a | 103.7 | Nickel Alloy | 12.8 |
| hastelloy a | 170.37 | Nickel Alloy | 13.9 |
| hastelloy a | 237.04 | Nickel Alloy | 15.6 |
| hastelloy a | 303.7 | Nickel Alloy | 15.6 |
| hastelloy a | 370.37 | Nickel Alloy | 17 |
| hastelloy a | 437.04 | Nickel Alloy | 18.5 |
| hastelloy a | 503.7 | Nickel Alloy | 19.5 |
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