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The design temperature is 750°C and the pressure is 0.2 Mpa. How should the flanges for the equipment and the piping be selected?

2016-12-07View Original

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For the equipment flange, I chose S31008; I calculated it myself. What about the pipe flange? Are there any standard options? Do I still have to calculate them one by one? The workload is a bit heavy!
Reply #22016-12-07
S31008 (GB/T14976) is used for the takeover pipes, S30408 (HG/T20615, Class 300) is used for the pipe flanges, high-temperature mica composite sheets are used as gaskets, and S30408 is used for the fasteners. The above are theoretically available. Can welding be used as a connection method?
Reply #32016-12-08
Refer to HGT 20592~20635-2009 for steel pipe flanges, gaskets, and fasteners; is 300LB a bit high?
Reply #42016-12-08
As for the medium, 310 isn’t necessary either; we just use sulfuric acid
Reply #52016-12-13
For 20592-20615, the flanges have specified pressure and temperature ratings; the maximum temperature allowed is 600°C – it cannot be used at temperatures higher than that!
Reply #62016-12-13
310 is due to high temperatures. . . . . .
Reply #72016-12-13
I just checked – for group 2.1 in 20615, the 300LB temperature rating allows for 775°C; it can indeed be used, and welding is permitted. Thank you! Why is it only 600℃ in 20592? :handshake
Reply #82016-12-14
Carbon steel + thermal insulation lining, with stainless steel fittings.
Reply #92016-12-14
These materials have been used to the extreme; that’s not right. It’s better to use specialized materials instead

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