Furnaces and alloys

1. 1Ingot (Lead) from 400 K (126.9 °C) · from 100 kPa
2. 2Ingot (Iron) from 800 K (526.9 °C) · from 100 kPa
3. 3Ingot (Gold) from 600 K (326.9 °C) · from 100 kPa
4. 4Ingot (Copper) from 600 K (326.9 °C) · from 100 kPa
5. 5Ingot (Nickel) from 800 K (526.9 °C) · from 100 kPa
6. 6Ingot (Silver) from 600 K (326.9 °C) · from 100 kPa
7. 7Ingot (Silicon) from 900 K (626.9 °C) · from 100 kPa
8. 8Solid Fuel (Hydrocarbon) from 950 K (676.9 °C) · from 1,000 kPa
9. 9Ingot (Electrum) from 600 K (326.9 °C) · 800 – 2,400 kPa
10. 10Ingot (Invar) 1,200 K (926.9 °C) – 1,500 K (1,226.9 °C) · 18,000 – 20,000 kPa
11. 11Ingot (Constantan) from 1,000 K (726.9 °C) · from 20,000 kPa
12. 12Ingot (Solder) 350 K (76.85 °C) – 550 K (276.9 °C) · from 1,000 kPa
13. 13Ingot (Steel) from 900 K (626.9 °C) · from 1,000 kPa
14. 14Ingot (Astroloy) from 1,000 K (726.9 °C) · 30,000 – 40,000 kPa
15. 15Ingot (Hastelloy) 950 K (676.9 °C) – 1,000 K (726.9 °C) · 25,000 – 30,000 kPa
16. 16Ingot (Inconel) from 600 K (326.9 °C) · 23,500 – 24,000 kPa
17. 17Ingot (Stellite) from 1,800 K (1,526.9 °C) · 10,000 – 20,000 kPa
18. 18Ingot (Waspaloy) 400 K (126.9 °C) – 800 K (526.9 °C) · from 50,000 kPa
19. 19Charcoal from 580 K (306.9 °C) · from 100 kPa

Gas pipes hold up to 60,795 kPa. Windows that reach higher are limited by that in practice.

Pure metals from ore. In the furnace, the minimum temperature and 100 kPa are enough; there is no upper limit.

Mixed from two metals, in the furnace and the advanced furnace.

Advanced furnace only, mostly at high pressure in a narrow window.

Charcoal and solid fuel.