Hi folks,
I haven't had any luck with this query on the Valve forum, so I'm hoping some of you materials poeple can help out...
I've come across a requirement for valves of "WB36" steel, specified for a boiler feedwater system at 200 deg. C/30 MPa (approx. 390 deg F/4350 psi). Never having heard of WB36 I did some research and determined that it's a DIN material (EN 1.6368), with no "direct" ASTM equivalent as far as I can tell.
FYI, specified chemical and mechanical properties of WB36 are as follows:
C 0.10-0-17
Si 0.25-0.50
Mn 0.80-1.20
P 0.025 max
S 0.020 max
Cr 0.30 max
Ni 1.00-1.30
Cu 0.50-0.80
Mo 0.25-0.50
Nb 0.015-0.045
N 0.020 max
Al 0.015-0050
Yield 430 N/mm^2 (62 ksi)
Tensile 580-740 N/mm^2 (84-107 ksi)
Questions:
1. To confirm my finding, is there no "direct" ASTM equivalent of WB36 material?
2. What ASTM material is generally specified for such an application?
3. Any other relevant comments or suggestions?
Thanks for the assistance!
Jonathan Nieuwsma
I haven't had any luck with this query on the Valve forum, so I'm hoping some of you materials poeple can help out...
I've come across a requirement for valves of "WB36" steel, specified for a boiler feedwater system at 200 deg. C/30 MPa (approx. 390 deg F/4350 psi). Never having heard of WB36 I did some research and determined that it's a DIN material (EN 1.6368), with no "direct" ASTM equivalent as far as I can tell.
FYI, specified chemical and mechanical properties of WB36 are as follows:
C 0.10-0-17
Si 0.25-0.50
Mn 0.80-1.20
P 0.025 max
S 0.020 max
Cr 0.30 max
Ni 1.00-1.30
Cu 0.50-0.80
Mo 0.25-0.50
Nb 0.015-0.045
N 0.020 max
Al 0.015-0050
Yield 430 N/mm^2 (62 ksi)
Tensile 580-740 N/mm^2 (84-107 ksi)
Questions:
1. To confirm my finding, is there no "direct" ASTM equivalent of WB36 material?
2. What ASTM material is generally specified for such an application?
3. Any other relevant comments or suggestions?
Thanks for the assistance!
Jonathan Nieuwsma