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  1. sadanand091

    Failure of Carbon steel pipes at high temperature

    I am extremely sorry, I messed up the units. Actually I meant 400 C (~800F). @MJCronin, Can you please explain why do "most piping codes limit carbon steel usage to a maximum continuous service temperature of about 775F (~412C)"? What type of failure is observed at temperature higher than this?
  2. sadanand091

    Failure of Carbon steel pipes at high temperature

    What type of failure occurs when the temperature of fluid though a carbon steel pipe goes up? Say above 800 F or 400 C?
  3. sadanand091

    Critical piping

    @sfitzgerald9, I am working on a boiler piping
  4. sadanand091

    Critical piping

    How is critical piping defined? How is it differentiated from Non-critical piping? What code is used for the design of Critical piping? How are allowable stress values different for these two types?

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