Study of Thermal Stresses on Plain Carbon steel, grey cast iron and Stainless steel at Elevated Temperature

Abstract

The main processes include the study of heating affects of different materials with respect to the temperature. We are calculating the heating stresses as well as the residual stresses with respect to the different temperature. The commonly used materials taken for study as well as for experimental purpose are plain carbon steel, grey cast iron and stainless steel. These material vary in their compositions and effect of heating stresses may increase or decrease which depends on the increment or decrement of temperature. On the overall study it has been found that the heating stresses in plain carbon steel are greater than the grey cast iron and stainless steel. These variations in the three materials are find out at 1000 Kelvin and the results are tabulated at solid works.
DOI: 10.17762/ijritcc2321-8169.150791