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Should I use the new grades specified in GB/T4237-2007 when designing?

2009-02-19View Original

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As mentioned in the title, none of the design drawings I have seen so far adopt the new grades specified in GB/T4237-2007. I don’t know.* * Are there any requirements for the use of new and old grades of stainless steel materials? Similar to the implementation regulations of GB713-2008
Reply #22009-02-19
It’s better not to use this new standard. Compared with the old standard, there is really no advantage.
Reply #32009-02-19
It will be used after July 1st.
Reply #42009-02-19
But that standard has already been implemented
Reply #52009-02-19
Don't use this. The content of carbon, sulfur and phosphorus is higher than the old standard. Qin Xiaozhong said not to use it. They are compiling a new standard for pressure vessels.
Reply #62009-02-19
The new standard GB/T4237-2007 has lower requirements than the old one, so it is best not to be used on pressure-bearing parts.
Reply #72009-03-21
The phosphorus and sulfur content of both version 92 and version 07 do not meet the requirements of Article 11 of the regulations.

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