How do I choose the material for pipes?

2009-08-29View Original

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I was wondering if there are any comprehensive materials on this topic? The information in the chemical pipeline manual seems to be outdated. To be specific, what types of pipeline materials should be used for methanol, urea, dimethyl carbonate, and ammonia respectively?

Reply #22009-08-31

Study the specifications for piping materials carefully*

Reply #32009-08-31

In both US standards and European standards, there are corresponding indexes and grades for pipe materials, which can be selected based on the properties of the medium; it’s very simple

Reply #42009-09-13

Can 20-grade steel meet the requirements? What kind of steel is suitable for use with liquid ammonia?

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