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What material is L245, and what materials is it similar to?

2011-03-01View Original

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This post was last edited by security on 2011-3-27 11:14. Everyone, what material is L245 made of, and what materials is it similar to? It would be best to have relevant materials
Reply #22011-03-01
Reply 1# Wei Xuda: The GB/T 9711.1-1997 standard contains information on this topic. You can go and study it*.
Reply #32011-03-02
L245 is a pipeline material from abroad
Reply #42011-03-02
The poster has provided the pipe specifications from the foreign API 5L standard; you can take a look at the attachment, API 5L-2007. The attachment is too large and exceeds the upload size limit, but it can be found online
Reply #52011-03-02
In standard GB9711.1**, the material L245 refers to one whose specified total elongation stress at RT0.5 is 245. The naming convention is similar to that of Q235, and its mechanical properties are comparable to those of 20#~
Reply #62011-03-26
L245 is the same as X42 pipeline steel; it’s just called by a different name due to differing standards, but now the naming should be standardized.
Reply #72011-03-27
This post was last edited by security on 2011-3-27 at 18:22. L245 is a steel grade used for oil pipelines; it corresponds to the specification GB21237, and according to this standard, it is considered equivalent to Api 5L-B. Those who are interested can take a look at the standard
Reply #82012-01-17
Check mechanical properties, for whatever purpose
Reply #92014-08-09
This post was last edited by Dawn Bellows on 2014-8-9 at 14:26. L245 is a steel pipe used for pipeline transportation in the oil and gas industry; It is a spiral-welded steel pipe made from steel coils as raw material, formed by normal-temperature extrusion, and welded using an automatic double-wire double-sided submerged arc welding process. It is fine to use 20# steel as a substitute. Please refer to this link: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-883693-1-1.html ; The reference standard is: GB/T9711-2011;
Reply #102014-08-20
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Reply #112014-08-20
Under no circumstances should 20# be used as a substitute; the corresponding American Standard API 5L grade is X42

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