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How are high-temperature and high-pressure equipment defined?

2009-06-09View Original

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How is equipment operating under high temperature and high pressure defined, as we often talk about? What is the threshold value for high temperature? How is it specifically classified?
Reply #22009-06-09
Generally, vessels with temperatures above 350 degrees are considered high-temperature pressure vessels. The specific boundary should be determined based on the material’s creep onset temperature; vessels with temperatures above this value are considered high-temperature pressure vessels.
Reply #32009-06-09
Appendix 1 of the pressure regulations sets the pressure limits for high-pressure vessels at: 10 MPa–100 MPa; The temperature limit for high temperatures is consistent with the view on the 2nd floor.
Reply #42009-06-09
Personally, I think when it exceeds 300 degrees, some special considerations are needed
Reply #52009-06-09
High-pressure classification: 10MPa–100MPa. The temperature ranges are as specified on Floor 2; specifically, low temperature: t–20 to 150, medium temperature: t>=150 to 450, and high temperature: t>=450
Reply #62009-06-10
High pressure: 10 MPa–100 MPa, High temperature: temperature greater than or equal to 450

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