Is there a table showing the allowable pressure of pipes (such as seamless steel pipes) at specific temperatures? What are the standards?

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Is there a table showing the allowable pressure of pipes (such as seamless steel pipes) at specific temperatures? What are the standards? In flange standards, for example, a pressure-temperature chart is required.

Reply #22016-10-10

It seems not! It is generally done through calculation.

Reply #32016-11-24

There is a table in GB150, right? A table that relates temperature to allowable stress

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