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PN1.6 raised face steel pipe flange

2016-06-09View Original

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Can 20ii be used in place of 20i for flanges with the same nominal diameter and pressure rating?
Reply #22016-06-10
It should work, right? Better too high than too low
Reply #32016-06-13
No, the detection methods and regulations are different
Reply #42016-06-14
I don’t quite understand it: why is it a problem to use level II in place of level I, or to use a higher level instead of a lower one?
Reply #52016-06-15
Does the flange require a 20 grade I forging? Should 20 grade II forgings be used instead now? Broad, broad, completely broad. . Because. . In many places, it is required. . Flanges of PN16 (except for types such as plate butt weld flanges) must be forgings of grade II or above. .
Reply #62016-06-15
I didn’t understand; I thought it was Generation I, Version II. Hehe

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