Thermal Conductivity of Metals

Thermal conductivity of some common metals

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Thermal Conductivity - k - is the quantity of heat transmitted, due to unit temperature gradient, in unit time under steady conditions in a direction normal to a surface of unit area. Thermal Conductivity - k - is used in the Fourier's equation.

Metal Temperature
- t -
(oF)
Thermal Conductivity
- k -
(Btu/(hr oF ft2/ft))
Admiralty Brass 68 64
Aluminum, pure 68 118
200 124
400 144
Aluminum Bronze 68 44
Antimony - 120
Beryllium Copper 68 38
Carbon Steel, max 0.5% C 68 31
Carbon Steel, max 1.5% C 68 21
752 19
2192 17
Cast Iron, gray 70 27 - 46
Copper, pure 68 223
572 213
1112 204
Copper bronze (75% Cu, 25% Zi) 68 15
Copper brass (70% Cu, 30% Zi) 68 64
Cupronickel 68 17
Hastelloy C 5 70
Inconel 70 - 212 9
Incoloy 32 - 212 7
Iron, nodular pearlitic 212 18
Iron, pure 68 42
572 32
1832 20
Iron, wrought 68 34
Gold - 183
Lead 68 20
Lead 572 17.2
Manganese Bronze 68 61
Monel 32 - 212 15
Nickel Wrought 32 - 212 35 - 52
Platinum - 41
Red Brass 68 92
Silver, pure 68 235
Stainless Steel 68 7-26
Tantalium 68 31
Tin 32 36 - 39
Titanium 68 11 - 13
Tungsten 68 94 - 100
Wrought Carbon Steel 32 34
Yellow Brass 68 67
Zink - 67
Zirconium - 145

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