Ferromagnetic-high melting point-high strength material 1

h.alizadehotorabad · Mar 3, 2020

Hello everyone,

I am a mechanical engineer. I am going to perform an experiment in which two rods (diameter=15mm, length= 100mm) at around 1000-1100 oC pressed each other in a thermo-mechanical test machine like (

https://www.zwickroell.com/en/insti...arch/solutions-for-research-and-development).

The maximum pressure is less than 100 MPa. I am looking for a Ferromagnetic material (for heating it up with the coils), with high melting point and high mechanical strength at high temperature (1000-1100 oC). Would you please suggest any options available to me?

Best Regards,
Hossein

MagBen · Mar 3, 2020

at 1000C, i am not aware of any alloy that still maintains ferromagnetic. Curie temp of pure Co is only 1120C.

EdStainless · Mar 3, 2020

What difference does ferromagnetic make? You can induction heat anything that is conductive.
Use tungsten rods.

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Ferromagnetic-high melting point-high strength material 1

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