Can 20 steel still be used for chlorine pipelines with a nominal pressure of 1.0 MPa?

2010-04-16View Original

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Can 20 steel still be used for chlorine pipelines with a nominal pressure of 1.0 MPa?

Reply #22010-04-16

It should be fine; my company uses 20# seamless steel pipes. There have been no problems all along.

Reply #32010-04-16

It probably depends on the concentration; the pressure isn’t very high either

Reply #42010-04-17

As long as it is dry chlorine, grade 20 steel should be sufficient.

Reply #52010-04-21

It’s possible, as long as the chlorine gas is free of water

Reply #62010-04-21

We are using 0.4 MPa pressure and 20# seamless pipes; one pipe may not be sufficient for the pressure, but it should be fine. The main thing is that the chlorine needs to be dry

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