HELLO MASTERSN OUR PROJECT ZE USE A106 IN PIPING BUT E HAVE ONLY API 5L GR IN OUR STOCK CAN WE USE IT IN PLACE OF A106
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HELLO MASTERSN OUR PROJECT ZE USE A106 IN PIPING BUT E HAVE ONLY API 5L GR IN OUR STOCK CAN WE USE IT IN PLACE OF A106
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HELLO MASTERSN OUR PROJECT ZE USE A106 IN PIPING BUT E HAVE ONLY API 5L GR IN OUR STOCK CAN WE USE IT IN PLACE OF A106
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Dear,It depends on lot of factors as below.1. Cost ConsiderationYou plan to replace a short length of Pipe or a long line of Pipe.2. Applicable CodeConsidering it as Piping I presume it is ASME B31.33. Actual Grade of Material and the Replaceable Grade.ASTM A 106 comes in 3 grades A,B,C and the commonly used one A 106 Gr.B and the Replaceable API 5L Grade comes in various grades and as an Example Take API 5l Gr.B
4. ApplicationASTM A 106 grades are normally used in High Temperatures and hence operating temperature and Design temperature to be known.
5. Applicable Code suitabilityASME B31.3 Appendix A provides Allowable stress values which need to be compared for RT and design temperature for both the Grades.
6. Design ApprovalIf the allowable stress values are different and you need to calculate the minimum or nominal thickness at the applicable design temperature or take the help of a piping designer.7. Welding suitabilityAfter selection of Replaceable grade check whether applicable WPS/ PQR is suitable or you need to qualify new one.
Both the materials falls under same P.No and G. No as per UW-422 of ASME IX.
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