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Thread: Conductivity on Iron/Steel/Aluminium
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eviledwin
Thu Mar 18, 2004 8:46 am
#1
I know that copper can (theoretically) have 1000 in conductivity, but what's a really good value on the other metals? I think the stuff I have is about 550. Just concerned about the schematics that use steel/iron and use conductivity.
Thanks
Jayce_J
Thu Mar 18, 2004 8:50 am
#2
I don't think you can find any steel or iron with super high Conductivity stats since they are primarily Unit Toughness and Shock Resistance Materials.
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BigAke
Thu Mar 18, 2004 11:38 am
#5
just look out for phrik aluminium, duralloy steel and kammris iron. with these you should always be in the upper region concerning conductivity (the limits are about 800, 700 and 500)
the second best choice would be link-steel aluminium, carbonite steel and doonium iron - these can have better conductivity when comparing them too a rather poor phrik/duralloy/kammris.
past resource data implies that every other metal type (except unknown ferrous/non-ferrous metal) will have lower conductivity than the worst phrik/duralloy/kammris.
the second best choice would be link-steel aluminium, carbonite steel and doonium iron - these can have better conductivity when comparing them too a rather poor phrik/duralloy/kammris.
past resource data implies that every other metal type (except unknown ferrous/non-ferrous metal) will have lower conductivity than the worst phrik/duralloy/kammris.
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