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treemkr

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Does anyone out there have a copy of ANSI B16.5-1981? I need to know if there was a differentiation in the pressure/temperature ratings between SA182 F304H and SA182 F304L.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
 
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Without having it in front of me, I will give you 99.9% certainty that there is a significant difference. L - low carbon 304 is quite a bit softer/weaker than even 304. 304H - High carbon is stronger still. These allowable stress numbers are in ASME Sect IID and Sect VIII, today and in 1981.
 
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