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    This document provides thermophysical property data for iron, steel, and stainless steel over a range of temperatures. It includes tables listing the density (ρ), specific heat (c), and thermal conductivity (k) of iron from 100-1800 K, plain carbon steel from 300-1000 K, and stainless steel 304 from 300-1500 K. The melting points are also provided for iron (1810 K) and plain carbon steel (1480 °C). References are given for more detailed information on heat and mass transfer properties.

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    This document provides thermophysical property data for iron, steel, and stainless steel over a range of temperatures. It includes tables listing the density (ρ), specific heat (c), and thermal conductivity (k) of iron from 100-1800 K, plain carbon steel from 300-1000 K, and stainless steel 304 from 300-1500 K. The melting points are also provided for iron (1810 K) and plain carbon steel (1480 °C). References are given for more detailed information on heat and mass transfer properties.

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    Thermophysical Properties: Iron and Steel

    Iron, Fe, Tm = 1810 K


    T (K)

    (kg/m)

    c (kJ/kg-K)

    k (W/m-K)

    100

    7900

    0.216

    134

    150

    7890

    0.324

    104

    200

    7880

    0.384

    94

    250

    7870

    0.422

    87

    300

    7860

    0.450

    80

    400

    7830

    0.491

    70

    600

    7760

    0.555

    55

    800

    7690

    0.692

    43

    1000

    7650

    1.034

    32

    1200

    7620

    28

    1400

    7520

    31

    1600

    7420

    1800

    7420

    Plain Carbon Steel, Tm=1480 C


    300

    7854

    0.434

    60.5

    400

    0.487

    56.7

    600

    0.559

    48.0

    800

    0.685

    39.2

    1000

    1.169

    30.0

    100

    0.272

    9.2

    200

    0.402

    12.6

    0.477

    14.9

    400

    0.515

    16.6

    600

    0.557

    19.8

    800

    0.582

    22.6

    1000

    0.611

    25.4

    1200

    0.640

    28.0

    1500

    0.682

    31.7

    Stainless Steel 304, Tm = 1670 K

    300

    7900

    References
    Faghri, A., and Zhang, Y., 2006, Transport Phenomena in Multiphase Systems, Elsevier,
    Burlington, MA.
    Faghri Amir , Zhang Yuwen , Howell John, 2010, Advanced Heat and Mass Transfer,
    Global Digital Press, Columbia, MO
    Incropera, F.P., DeWitt, D.P., Bergman, T.L., Lavine, A.S., 2007, Fundamentals of Heat and
    Mass Transfer, 6th ed., John Wiley & Sons, New York, NY.
    Rohsenow, W.N., Hartnett, J.P., and Ganic, E.N. eds., 1985, Handbook of Heat Transfer
    Fundamentals, McGraw-Hill, New York, NY.
    https://www.thermalfluidscentral.org/encyclopedia/index.php/Thermophysical_P
    roperties:_Iron_and_Steel

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