type coated Bolts carbon steel bolts ( A193 Gr. B7 ) fo Stainless steel flanges

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Pisat, R. R(ahul)

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Dec 4, 2009, 4:03:45 AM12/4/09
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Hello all,

Please recommend me the type of coated carbon steel bolts ( A193 Gr. B7 ) to use with stainless steel flanges.
I am sure no to apply galvanised bolts with SS flanges.

Our construction team is worried about the rusted of the carbon steel bolts to be apply with stainless steel flanges.

Please reply your recommendation for type of coating for bolts ?


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Rahul

Vinayak Kale

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Dec 4, 2009, 4:26:37 AM12/4/09
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depending upon process requirement , you can choose either power or xylene coating , this will have cost implication or one more way , go for Hot Dip Galvanizing or electroplating , which ever is affordable  



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Most of the client's specs I've seen specify Hot Dip Galvanized bolts to ASTM A153. for both carbon and stainless steel.
 
Unless there is a restriction from a process fluid point of view (i.e. corrosive for galvanized coatings). In that case you may have to investigate other type of bolt materials (A193 B8 - Austenitic Stainless Steel) or other types of coatings.
 
Regards,
 
Gabriel


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Many Licensor's specification specifies A193 B7 / 2H bolts for stainless steel flamges.
Use of galvanised bolt not seen at all for SS flanges.

Also note, A193 B7/2H bolts are not CS bolts. These are alloy steel bolts.

I did not understand the stage of your project . If youare planning to buy new one than buy ss bolts or can go for B16 / 4 bolts also.


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Dhwani Desai.
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Rahul

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Kristian Lund Jepsen (KUJ)

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Dec 4, 2009, 6:31:44 AM12/4/09
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The best thing is to select super duplex SS bolts - if for offshore applications.
They have sufficient strength and will not be subject to galvanic corrosion.
 
regards
Kristian


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Dear Rahul,
 
               It is not advisable to use painted bolt on stainless steel flanges.During tightening of the bolt this paint will crack.So better use stainless steel bolt for ss flanges.
 
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ANANT ONKAR

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Dec 5, 2009, 1:37:23 AM12/5/09
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Dear Roul,
 
1)Pl. check what is design req.
 
2)If it is not specified in design check your budget if budget allowes go for S.S. or go for hot deep gal. forA193 B7/2H bolts.
 
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Ranasaria Shivanand Rajendra (NPCC)

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Please inform bolts are required for onshore or offshore environment.

 

In offshore environments,

For SS flanges, even SS304 /316 ( due to crevice corrosion problems in corrosive atmosphere ) Bolts are not preferred,

CS Galvanised bolts are any way not preferred due to galvanic corrosion problems ( I think )

 

We use

a. UNS 32760 Bolts or

b. CS/LTCS + Fluropolymer coated bolts (see attachment)

 

Regards,

Shivanand R Ranasaria




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Chandra Bhusan Tripathi

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Dec 7, 2009, 7:16:18 AM12/7/09
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Hi Everyone,

SS bolts are very costly and not all coustomer advise to use in all lines, It depend how critical is your line is otherwise, galvanise bolts with insulation washer (kit) is a cheaper option instead of  SS bolts.

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Chandra Bhusan Tripathi

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>

Please inform bolts are required for onshore or offshore environment.

In offshore environments,

For SS flanges, even SS304 /316 ( due to crevice corrosion problems in corrosive atmosphere ) Bolts are not preferred,

CS Galvanised bolts are any way not preferred due to galvanic corrosion problems ( I think )

We use

a. UNS 32760 Bolts or

b. CS/LTCS + Fluropolymer coated bolts (see attachment)

Regards,

Shivanand R Ranasaria


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>Many Licensor's specification specifies A193 B7 / 2H bolts for stainless steel flamges.
>Use of galvanised bolt not seen at all for SS flanges.
>
>Also note, A193 B7/2H bolts are not CS bolts. These are alloy steel bolts.
>
>I did not understand the stage of your project . If youare planning to buy new one than buy ss bolts or can go for B16 / 4 bolts also.
>
>
>Thanks & Regards,
>Dhwani Desai.
>TOYO - PLANNING & PIPING DEPT.
>91-22-2573 7681.

>
>

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Kristian Lund Jepsen (KUJ)

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Duplex SS bolts are costly. But on the other hand, at least in our region we do not wish to compromise the safety.
 
Insulation gaskets/kits need to be fire-safe if used in hydrocarbon service.
 
Unfortunately, now where asbestos is prohibited in most contries, standard insulation kits are with washers and sleeves made in PTFE (teflon).
They are not fire safe, during a fire they will become soft and eventually melt - and the flanged connection will open. This may release hydrocarbons to the fire.
 
Regards
Kristian


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Hi Everyone,

SS bolts are very costly and not all coustomer advise to use in all lines,
It depend how critical is your line is otherwise, galvanise bolts with
insulation washer (kit) is a cheaper option instead of SS bolts.

Regards

Chandra Bhusan Tripathi

On Sun, 06 Dec 2009 15:25:03 +0530 wrote
>


Please inform bolts are required for onshore or offshore environment.


In offshore environments,


For SS flanges, even SS304 /316 ( due to crevice corrosion problems in
corrosive atmosphere ) Bolts are not preferred,


CS Galvanised bolts are any way not preferred due to galvanic corrosion
problems ( I think )


We use


a. UNS 32760 Bolts or


b. CS/LTCS + Fluropolymer coated bolts (see attachment)


Regards,


Shivanand R Ranasaria





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) fo Stainless steel flanges



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>Many Licensor's specification specifies A193 B7 / 2H bolts for stainless
steel flamges.
>Use of galvanised bolt not seen at all for SS flanges.
>
>Also note, A193 B7/2H bolts are not CS bolts. These are alloy steel bolts.
>
>I did not understand the stage of your project . If youare planning to buy
new one than buy ss bolts or can go for B16 / 4 bolts also.
>
>
>Thanks & Regards,
>Dhwani Desai.
>TOYO - PLANNING & PIPING DEPT.
>91-22-2573 7681.
>
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