If I want to change the process medium to natural gas at a temperature of minus 60°, what type of stainless steel pipeline should be used?

2010-12-13View Original

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This post was last edited by security on 2010-12-15 05:23. I want to change the medium used in the process to natural gas at a temperature of minus 60°; could you advise me on what type of stainless steel pipeline should be used? Thank you!

Reply #22010-12-14

316L stainless steel pipes can be used

Reply #32010-12-14

The most common stainless steel (304) will suffice; carbon steel pipes can also be used (but require custom fabrication). The natural gas in question has a temperature of -60°C, is free of moisture, and does not pose any risk of H2S corrosion... This is just my personal opinion; please let me know if there are any mistakes

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