It should not be a problem, unless hardness and other mechanical properties are within the specified design ranges . Please read this following blog for general guidance.
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Dear,
Yes this statement was issued back in 2015 or 2016 edition of ASTM A 194, please refer the latest version under Section 7.2
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DHANABAL JALACHANDRAN
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In ASTM A194 – 2017, its Section 7.2 Also deleted.
But Still ASME Sec 2 (SA-194) latest edition have Grade 4.
Just for information
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