Material standards for heat exchanger anti-impact plates

2015-07-11View Original

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I would like to ask the teachers: what is the standard number for 316L impact plates? Is it 24511-2009? Please confirm, thank you

Reply #22015-07-11

Sure, absolutely! However, it is also possible to avoid using special steel plates for pressure equipment

Reply #32015-07-11

What other standard steel plates can be used? I would appreciate guidance on the standards.

Reply #42015-07-13

Structural steel can be used; considering the impact conditions, a certain level of toughness may also be required to ensure fatigue life or resistance to impact wear. It is recommended to give priority to using duplex stainless steel

Reply #52015-07-13

Thank you to all the teachers for their explanations; I now understand.

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