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Regarding the temperature-pressure curve

2009-02-23View Original

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The temperature and pressure curve according to the HG20592 Chinese standard is as follows: PN10.0 at 300°C, with a pressure resistance of 5.9 MPa; at 250°C, the pressure resistance is 6.5 MPa. Meanwhile, the temperature and pressure curve according to the American standard is PN11.0 – 5.14 MPa at 300°C, and 5.76 MPa at 250°C. We currently have a pipeline whose operating temperature is 285°C and pressure is 6.0 MPa. Using a pipeline that meets the PN10.0 European standard should be sufficient according to those requirements, but it would not meet the American standard. Can someone explain this?
Reply #22009-02-23
Please check the flange material; it should be different, and the appropriate one should be selected based on your flange material
Reply #32009-02-23
As a supplementary note, all pipelines are 20G grade, and the flanges are made of steel grade 20; the standards mentioned refer to the material being steel grade 20

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