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Very high temperature resistant coating
2007
to whom it may concern
I am looking for a kind of coating (a few millimeters thick) that can stand high temperatures up to 2600 °C under high pressure. another necessity for this coating is toughness and it can bear strains equal to 5%. I think that graphite or ceramics can solve it. I would be pleased if you could assist me in finding out the solution for this issue.
Regards
polymers - Tehran, Iran
Plain graphite and conventional ceramics can withstand the required temperature but are very brittle, no toughness. You will have to look into ceramic composites. A rather new development.
Guillermo MarrufoMonterrey, NL, Mexico
2007
Check out Tungsten. It's melting point is 3370 °C. A vendor or mill should be able to give you some strength vs temperature tables.
James Watts- Navarre, Florida
2007
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