Molybdenum glass melting electrodes
Molybdenum glass melting electrodes
Molybdenum glass melting electrodes
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Higher performance in the <strong>glass</strong> tank: PLANSEE molybdenum<br />
Wherever operating temperatures and chemical requirements exceed the limits of conventional materials such as iron, copper,<br />
or nickel – molybdenum stands out with unique properties:<br />
- high material strength at high temperatures<br />
- good electrical conductivity<br />
- excellent corrosion-resistance against molten <strong>glass</strong><br />
Physical properties of molybdenum<br />
Testing temperature 20 °C / 68 °F 1000 °C / 1832 °F<br />
Melting point [ °C / °F ] 2620 / 4748<br />
Density [g /cm 3 ] 10.2 -<br />
Thermal conductivity [ W/mK ] 141 113<br />
Specifi c electrical resistance [ Ω mm 2 /m ] 0.056 0.315<br />
Av. specifi c heat (20 °C / 68 °F to temp.) [ J/ kg K ] 254 303<br />
Av. linear thermal expansion (20 °C / 68 °F to temp.) [ 1/ K ] 5.15 x 10 -6 5.84 x 10 -6<br />
Emissivity (ground surface) 0.06 0.16<br />
Vapour pressure [mbar] 2.5 x 10 -6 ( 1500 °C / 2732 °F )<br />
Young’s modulus [GPa] 320 270