If the S content in seamless steel pipes is above the specified limit, will it have an impact on their subsequent use?

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Does anyone who knows this know how to help me? I ordered low-temperature pipes made of Q345E, and the tests showed that the sulfur content was above the allowed limit

Reply #22016-05-10

If the sulfur content is too high, then the yield strength of this material will certainly not reach that of Q345; you can conduct a tensile test.

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