On average, what is the maximum use temperature of engineering ceramics?

Mechanical Engineering : Engineering Materials - Quiz(MCQ)

2760oC

2860oC

3400oC

6815oC

Correct Answer : Option (A) : 2760oC

Explanation : Compared to most metals and plastics, ceramics have a very good limit of maximum use temperature. It lies around 2760oC for ceramics, while metals and plastics lay lower at 815oC and 260oC respectively.

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