Latent Heat of Hastelloy X
Latent Heat of Hastelloy X
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What is the latent heat of fusion of the nickel superalloy Hastelloy X?
I know specific heats up to about 1100 celsius, and I can use trendline extrapolation to find ones at temps up to 1260-1355 C (melting range) if I want. But I haven't been able to find any data on latent heat for this material.
I know specific heats up to about 1100 celsius, and I can use trendline extrapolation to find ones at temps up to 1260-1355 C (melting range) if I want. But I haven't been able to find any data on latent heat for this material.





RE: Latent Heat of Hastelloy X
RE: Latent Heat of Hastelloy X
Thanks for your input sreid!
Regards,
CoffeeMan
RE: Latent Heat of Hastelloy X
http://www.haynesintl.com/
RE: Latent Heat of Hastelloy X
"We do not have the exact parameter you are seeking for Hastelloy X. As an approximation ,you might consider the value for latent heat of fusion for nickel, given in various textbooks on metallurgical thermochemistry (e.g 4.22 kcal/mole in Kubaschewski and Evans). Another suggestion might be to contact a University Professor adept at welding metallurgy (Tom Eager at MIT, tweager@mit.edu or Bob Messler at RPI, messl@rpi.edu"
Regards,
CoffeeMan