How do high and low temperatures, as well as positive and negative pressures, affect the wall thickness and welds of pipes?

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I would like to ask the experienced professionals: When the temperature ranges from room temperature to 300 degrees and the pressure ranges from vacuum to 5 MP, conditions of positive or negative pressure as well as high or low temperatures may occur. What impact does this have on pipeline welds and wall thickness? What should I pay attention to? Pipe material: 316

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