Steel profiles/shapes for low temperature service
Steel profiles/shapes for low temperature service
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Hello everyone;
I have found tonnes of references regarding low-temperature materials for pressure vessels, pipes, fittings and so on, but couldn't find out a standard/code for steel shapes. I have got a structure mainly composed of L-beams and I-beams that is to be built under -30 degrees Celcius. I'd be grateful if someone at least give an idea about material selection.
I have found tonnes of references regarding low-temperature materials for pressure vessels, pipes, fittings and so on, but couldn't find out a standard/code for steel shapes. I have got a structure mainly composed of L-beams and I-beams that is to be built under -30 degrees Celcius. I'd be grateful if someone at least give an idea about material selection.





RE: Steel profiles/shapes for low temperature service
RE: Steel profiles/shapes for low temperature service
RE: Steel profiles/shapes for low temperature service
Source; US Army Corp of Engineers
RE: Steel profiles/shapes for low temperature service
Negative energy?
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Cory
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RE: Steel profiles/shapes for low temperature service
Nope.
34J @ -18 deg C
20J @ 4 deg C
I was attempting to use hyphens (spaced away from the number) versus the negative sign. Sorry about the confusion.
RE: Steel profiles/shapes for low temperature service
RE: Steel profiles/shapes for low temperature service
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