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Thermal Conductivity Of Graphite Lining Bricks


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#1 curious_cat

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Posted 09 April 2015 - 07:48 AM

What's a typical value for the Thermal Conductivity of Graphite lining bricks (say in the 30 to 100 C range)? 

 

I've a marketing document from Diabon that says 150 W/mK (meter * Kelvin not milliKelvin). Cecolit reports 8 W/mK in their literature. Momentive claims 1500 W/mK for their special recipie.

 

A graph at Netzsch reports ~75 W/mK. Engineering toolbox reports 1.7 W/mK but they don't specify what form of "Carbon". 

 

I know the exact value will vary based on manufacturer but right now I only want an approximate estimate.  What's a good value to use in practice?  Does conductivity really vary so much for graphite based on variants?

 

https://www.momentiv...n.aspx?id=22860

 

http://www.netzsch-t...nductivity.html

 

http://www.engineeri...vity-d_429.html


Edited by curious_cat, 09 April 2015 - 07:50 AM.





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