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Should steam pipelines use GB/T 3087 or GB/T 8163?

2018-06-14View Original

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There is a steam pipeline with a design pressure of 2.0 Mpag and a design temperature of 260°C. According to the requirements of clause 5.2.4 of standard GB50764, when the pressure exceeds 1.6 Mpag, the 3087 standard should be applied. In my opinion, this pipeline is located within a chemical processing plant and should be classified as GC2; it does not belong to the category of power pipelines, so the 8163 standard can be used. What are everyone’s thoughts? Let’s discuss it.
Reply #22018-06-14
8163 will do; if it’s a pipeline in the power plant, then 3087 is required. This pipeline belongs to the GC category of industrial pipelines, so 8163 is sufficient.
Reply #32018-06-15
The pipes of chemical plant 8163 can
Reply #42020-01-13
Why not use GB5310 seamless steel tubes for high-pressure boilers?
Reply #52020-10-19
GB5310 seamless steel tubes for high-pressure boilers are more expensive
Reply #62020-10-22
There is no problem with GB/T8163

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