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What domestic materials can be used as a substitute for ASTM A 182 Gr.F11?

2015-06-11View Original

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Recently, while organizing flange spare parts in the warehouse, I found that some of the flanges were made of ASTM A 182 Gr.F11. What domestic material can be used as a substitute for this material? I hope the experts here can give me some advice! Thank you, thank you!
Reply #22015-06-11
Alloy steel, I think cemented carbide should work as well
Reply #32015-06-11
Why does it look like duplex stainless steel?
Reply #42015-06-11
Personally, it’s similar to P11 steel pipes; the domestic equivalent has a composition close to 15CrMo
Reply #52015-06-11
There is a national standard steel grade called 12Cr1Mo; compared to 15CrMo, the material properties and mechanical characteristics of P11 are more similar to those of 12Cr1Mo. So can the flange of F11 be replaced with 12Cr1Mo forgings?

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