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Yes, actually there will be a liquid trap which helps to cool down the fluid. We are thinking about adding a valve after liquid trap as well.

Thank you Bimr, thats a good point, I should talk with our process to see how we can reduce the risk of having temperature raise.

Thanks rconner, you are right :) 580F is occasional, for times when we have to drain hot oil drips. Based on your comment, can I assume for such temperature there will be no option but welded carbon steel piping? Even ductile iron will be out of options? Thanks again.

Thank you bimr, Correct me if I am wrong but but FRPs are not suitable for 580F, are not beenig recommended for temperatures more than 150-200F.

I am preparing a piping spec for a condensate treatment facilty. We have a UG oily water sewer which will be atmospheric and the temprature would raise up to 580F. The required service life is 20 years. Can anyone help me with material selection? The given options are carbon steel, ductile cast...