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    Material high conditions

    metengr, If I use the values from ASME Sec. II PART D, Have I to apply some factor of safety? or I can use the listed values? Thanks.
  2. jmoya

    stress values to calculate pipe thickness

    Hi All, For example, the material SS 904L = 1.4539 = N08904. In B31.3 tables is not defined this material (or I dont find). This material (UNS N08904) is name in "Specification Index for Appendix A" (page 134 B31.3-2006), but there is not values of stress at diferentent temperatures in the...
  3. jmoya

    Material high conditions

    MikeMet, Thank you for your information. I am searching the values of the "Basic Allowable Stresses" (S) in B31.3 tables for Alloy 617=N06617 and Alloy 718=N07718, but I don´t find it. Where I can find this data (at the temperature) to use in B31.3 calculation? Thanks.
  4. jmoya

    Material high conditions

    metengr So, do you think that Alloy 625 is not valid for this temperature?
  5. jmoya

    Material high conditions

    metengr I am using B31.3 Do you recomemded another one?
  6. jmoya

    Material high conditions

    Hi All, I have designing a piping system in very high conditions. It´s a based water fluid and the conditions 350 bar (5076 psi) and 760ºC (1400 F). I am thinking in pipe B444 Alloy 625 (UNS N06625). The pipes that I need are 3/4", 1" and 1 1/2", but the thicknness obtained in the calculation...
  7. jmoya

    stress values to calculate pipe thickness

    Hi All, I have a question concerning Code ASME B31.3-2006. In 304.1.2.- Straight Pipe Under Internal Pressure are the equation (3a) and (3b) to calculate the pressure design thickness. Above, in 304.1.1 General (b) is defined S= stress value for material from Table A-1. In this table there...

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