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Thin Thermal Pad to Increase Thermal Conductivity (+500C temp)
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This subject has come up in the past: thread391-344083, but flexibility at high temperatures is problematic. Otherwise, see also
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EdStainless
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Contact manufacturers of heat transfer paste.
I have used both MgO and BN for high temp heat transfer and they work fairly well.
At your temps a silicone or Krytox grease loaded with a high heat transfer filler would do the trick.
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I have used both MgO and BN for high temp heat transfer and they work fairly well.
At your temps a silicone or Krytox grease loaded with a high heat transfer filler would do the trick.
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P.E. Metallurgy, Plymouth Tube
I have used 611HTC from Timtronics which is rated up to 360C with good results. At the time, this was the highest temperature rating I could find that was still a grease as opposed to a cement. [URL unfurl="true"]https://timtronics.com/high-temperature/[/url]
georgeverghese
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Graphite is a good heat conductor - graphite is used in compact heat exchangers in some exotic applications - see if this helps -flexible graphite sheets
EdStainless
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Or this
If that dosen't go hot enough then look at straight hexBN.
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P.E. Metallurgy, Plymouth Tube
If that dosen't go hot enough then look at straight hexBN.
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P.E. Metallurgy, Plymouth Tube
georgeverghese
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Wouldnt know details, maybe write to the supplier. All I know is that there are compact heat exchangers made out of graphite.
Wouldnt know details, maybe write to the supplier. All I know is that there are compact heat exchangers made out of graphite.
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