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Pipeline material selection

2007-12-04View Original

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I would appreciate expert advice: For a high-pressure steam pipeline with a design pressure of 11.0 MPa and a design temperature of 420°C, what material should be used? The pipe diameter is approximately DN550!
Reply #22007-12-04
12Cr1MoV is acceptable, or ASTM A335 Gr. P22 can be used
Reply #32007-12-04
12Cr1MoV will work. I’ve calculated the wall thickness; it’s estimated to be 39 mm, which is too thick, isn’t it?
Reply #42007-12-04
Floor 3 is very accurate and detailed; give him a big thumbs up!
Reply #52007-12-04
15CrMo or 12Cr1MoV can be used, but their allowable stress at high temperatures is too low; as a result, the wall thicknesses required for calculations are extremely large, at 40–50 mm each ? ? ? ?
Reply #62007-12-04
I calculated it using 15CRMO material as well; it’s around 36
Reply #72007-12-04
15CrMo or 35CrMoA can be used
Reply #82007-12-04
12Cr1MoV can be selected
Reply #92007-12-04
What was said on the second floor is great; Beiming Yu’s points are even more reasonable
Reply #102007-12-08
Yes, the wall thickness is too thick; isn’t there any other option?
Reply #112007-12-12
12Cr1MoV can be used.

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