Are there no manufacturing standards for titanium pipes?

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TA2 material is titanium, right? I saw on the design drawings that the standard for titanium pipes is specified as HG/T20553 – is that acceptable? Please ask

Reply #22017-05-27

Here’s a result I’ve calculated on my own

Reply #32017-05-29

HG/T20553 is just one dimension.

Reply #42021-04-23

HG/T20553 is a dimensional standard; the standards for titanium pipes include GB/T3624, GB/T26057, and GB/T26058

Reply #52021-04-24

There are currently no standards for titanium pipes. There is only one construction specification for titanium pipes in the petrochemical industry: SH/T3502

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