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I used to work in the power industry; now my company is applying for qualifications for pressure pipelines, and I am responsible for drafting regulations regarding the required standards for design details. I don’t understand what the table of pipe material grades used in the chemical industry is for, nor where I can find the codes for pipe ends
The designers, the contractors, as well as those involved in subsequent reviews and special inspections, all need to take a look at it
Thank you; it seems that with this available, there’s no need to refer to the regulations – it’s quite convenient to proceed with the design directly
The chemical and petrochemical industries have standards for code designating pipe material grades, and large chemical engineering firms also have their own codes for material grades, which facilitate the numbering of pipes
In the row of hoses, should the position of this B be written in the cell on the right? What does Series B mean?
The pipeline material grade table is an essential design document for the piping industry. . It serves as the basis for guiding piping work and modeling statistical data; without this database, it’s impossible to carry out such tasks. . .
Standardize the selection of materials and ensure their proper use
What does B, which is circled in my image, mean?
SEI-Reformed Hydrogen Pipeline Grade Table