Questions regarding high-temperature stainless steel grades PⅠ, PⅡ, PⅢ

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Recently, I came across descriptions of high-temperature stainless steel materials PⅠ, PⅡ, and PⅢ. A colleague told me that PⅠ is a high-temperature stainless steel based on 304, while PⅡ is based on 316 high-temperature stainless steel. However, I couldn’t find any relevant standards, and my colleague also didn’t know which standard they referred to. After reviewing some standards for 304 stainless steel, I still didn’t find any mention of these materials in them. Which expert can introduce these materials to everyone?

Reply #2 2017-02-06

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