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Does the Stainless Steel E316 resist seawater and Temp??
hi murz i have a similar problem with a heatexchangers we have to select another material for the tubes and we where thinking in a ss 316 L for use in a sea water but as see in this tread is not going to work can you send me a copy of the pages of the manual to my e-mail is...- toto37
- Post #27
- Forum: ASTM (testing materials) Code Issues
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Expanded Tube Ends
alex in a frist place you has to now that there is no expansion joint for a heatexchangers and one for a high pressure boiler eaven if in this case is working with natural gas at high pressures ,you have to make the rigth wall reduction for a expansion joint and you can be sure that is no...- toto37
- Post #4
- Forum: ASME (mechanical) Code Issues
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P-NOMBER
sandra see asme code section IX page 65 QW 420.1 and page 101 i hope this can help- toto37
- Post #4
- Forum: ASME (mechanical) Code Issues
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P-NOMBER
i agree with samuelliu the last p-number in the asme code is sa-836 and refers to a forgins so i think you have to check this information toto37- toto37
- Post #3
- Forum: ASME (mechanical) Code Issues
