Regarding high-temperature and high-pressure pipelines

2009-03-06View Original

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Do any of you have any specifications or standards regarding the design of high-temperature and high-pressure pipelines? The pressure is 25 MPa, and the temperature ranges from 100 to 700°C. It seems it was just posted somewhere else. Hehe! :loveliness:

Reply #22009-03-07

Code for Design of Industrial Metal Piping GB50316

Reply #32009-03-07

You can refer to the General Rules for the Design of Petrochemical Pipelines!

Reply #42009-03-07

There is no fundamental difference in the design of high-temperature and high-pressure pipelines compared to other industrial pipelines. Only special considerations need to be given to aspects such as piping, material selection, installation, and commissioning, in order to meet the requirements of the specifications

Reply #52009-03-07

High-pressure pipes, fasteners, and threaded flanges: Refer to standards H31-67, JB/T2768~2776-92, ZH200-2006

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