I need the material code that follows the pipeline number at the original Kellogg plant!

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For example, PG-2-18\" (3P1C): the 3 in parentheses indicates the pressure rating, while P1C refers to the material. Does anyone have a code table related to American standards, such as P3, S1, S1, S1D, etc.?

Reply #22019-09-10

Code tables are trade secrets of various companies and are not easily shared.

Reply #32019-09-11

The American company KBR was formed in March 2002 as a result of the restructuring of Halliburton Company, a major U.S. energy company and giant in the oil services industry. For the individual Kellogg specification, the original design documents need to be found.

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