National standard 316/316L and other stainless steels, as well as ASME standards

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Discussion: 1. Can it completely replace it? 2. Main differences

Reply #2 2017-01-06

Regarding steel pipes, GB/T14976 took reference to relevant ASTM standards during its formulation. But their chemical compositions are not exactly the same, nor are their mechanical properties. Therefore, complete replacement is not feasible

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