IS 2062 safe working temperature

[Kadir godil]

dear experts,

what is the safe working range of IS 2062 steel? 

please inform me about the standard where i can find this data?

thank you

sincerely,

kadir godil

[Lakshman Kumar. B]

For which application and in which form?

 

Thanks & Regards,

Lakshman Kumar B,

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[PREM SHANKARDUTT NAUTIYAL]

Hi

IS2062 Grade E410 B0 can be used upto zero degree celcius and max 300 degree celcius.

Quality C can be used to as low as minus 20 degree Celcius.

PREM S NAUTIYAL
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Subject: [MW:24908] IS 2062 safe working temperature

dear experts,

what is the safe working range of IS 2062 steel? 

please inform me about the standard where i can find this data?

thank you

sincerely,

kadir godil

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[Kadir godil]

its a vessel, max temperature will be 160 deg. C and pressure will be 5 Bar..

is there any standard or reference document which mentions its safe working temperature?

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[MW]

up to 343 °C for ASME Sec VIII div1 vessels (not permitted for Section I and III)

[Kadir godil]

dear experts

thank you very much..

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[Lakshman Kumar. B]

Hi Kadir,

 

For pressure of 5Bar, you may define the thickness for IS 2062 based on dia, loadings on the vessel, and any more factors dictated by client spec,

However for MOC (Chemical composition) we have to consider so many other parameters also like as…

1.       Fluid in service / Storage.

2.       Atmospheric conditions.

3.       Client specifications.

4.       Design life / No.of years for service…

5.       Any weight limitations..

6.       Application (like as surge tanks i.e periodical loadings and to absorb surge pressures)…

7.       And as you required temperature also…

As per IS 2062 –

And as per your statement 160Deg C is a high temperature application, better you may refer ASTM A 515…

(though a very negligible difference between these in chemical composition, but you can confidently design and work with ASTM A 515)

 

Hope it is clear to you

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[Hani Al Masry]

Dear Exerts 

what is Steel Grades S460NL & S500ML Are this is CS or it is alloy steels like HARDOX , WELDOX and now they call it Domex?

what is it is specification ? standards? recommended usage and applications?

Regards,

H.A

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