Stainless steels have higher coefficients of thermal expansion than carbon steel or low alloy steel or nickel based alloys and are more likely to see _________.
Critical Factors of Thermal Shock
- The magnitude of the temperature differential and the coefficient of thermal expansion of the material determine the magnitude of the stress.
- Stainless steels have higher coefficients of thermal expansion than carbon and alloy steels or nickel-based alloys and are more likely to see higher stresses.
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