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Low-temperature resistance of valve body material

2008-02-19View Original

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At what low temperatures can cast iron and ball-milled cast iron operate?
Reply #22008-02-20
(1) Gray cast iron is suitable for working temperatures ranging from -15 to 200 degrees Celsius, with a nominal pressure of PN
Reply #32008-02-22
Could you tell me in what standards or manuals I can find this information? Thank you
Reply #42008-02-23
In the «Reference Manual for the Design of Petrochemical Pipeline Installation».
Reply #52008-02-23
If there is a large temperature difference, it is best not to use cast iron or ductile iron! It’s fine to choose cast steel!
Reply #62008-02-23
The selection of valve body material is very important. Using low-temperature materials in high-temperature environments reduces their strength; under the same pressure, the valve body may crack, leading to accidents. Low-temperature resistant materials also need to be chosen carefully, especially in the case of liquid hydrocarbon media, as the consequences of a leak can be severe.

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