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To withstand high temperatures

2002

Hi,

I am a student from the Omak High School's Research Science class. I am working with several fuels including gasoline, ethanol, and Jet-A. My question is what type of metal or metal finish would you recommend that can withstand the heat of a oxidized flame and be light-weight. I believe the flame temperature will be approximately 2400 F.

Thanks for your time.

Andrew
- Omak, Washington

Hi Andrew. I suggest you research the materials of construction and surface coating of jet engine turbines and turbine blades.

Ted Mooney, P.E.
Striving to live Aloha
(Ted can offer longterm or instant help)
finishing.com - Pine Beach, New Jersey
2002

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