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Poppin Engine build.
Stilldrillin:
Oh bugga, Ian. :palm:
I would go with the stud and threadlock idea, to stabilise the remaining threads.
I have used Loctite 270, for many years.
Even for steam engine (exhaust) pipe joints, and hot air engine displacers. Never had a failure........ :thumbup:
David D
awemawson:
Loctite 270 is down to less than half it's strength at 150 deg C and the makers don't push their graph beyond that temperature !
Stilldrillin:
--- Quote from: awemawson on February 21, 2015, 04:11:47 PM ---Loctite 270 is down to less than half it's strength at 150 deg C and the makers don't push their graph beyond that temperature !
--- End quote ---
I'm sure, they used to quote 250 deg!
I've used it for many years, without problem.........
Everyone. Make your own mind up. :thumbup:
David D
awemawson:
Relevant graphs are on page 2
http://www.farnell.com/datasheets/22660.pdf
They quote 250 deg C as the temperature to raise it to to break the joint
ian_in_the_midlands:
What sort of temperatures is the cylinder likely to reach?
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