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Home > Forums > Engineering Codes, Standards & Certifications > Engineering Codes, Standards & Certifications > ANSI (standards) Code Issues Forum

SA-216 WCB vs SA-516-70Helpful Member!(3) 

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LuisV (Petroleum)
19 Nov 04 13:21
SA-516-70 can be used istead of SA-216-WCB?
metengr (Materials)
22 Nov 04 9:52
What is your intended application? The SA-516 Grade 70 is a plate specification for moderate to lower temperature service. The SA 216 is a specification for carbon steel castings for higher temperature service.

The mechanical property requirements between these two specifications are very similar, with the casting having slightly lower yield strength requirements.

Casting
UTS 70-90 Ksi
YS  36 Ksi min

SA 516
UTS 70 Ksi min
YS  38 Ksi min
Helpful Member!(3)  MJCronin (Mechanical)
24 Nov 04 13:03
Luis,

Your question tells us that you do not understand that ASTM standards are specifically developed for the product form.

SA516-70 is fully killed, rolled carbon steel that would be the plate material used to fabricate the shell of an ASME pressure vessel.

SA216-WCB is also carbon steel, but it is a cast material and would be specified for something like a gate or globe valve body.

hope that this helps...


MJC

  
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