Tailing Pipe Material - What is used in Tar Sands?
Tailing Pipe Material - What is used in Tar Sands?
(OP)
As described - what alloys are used?
Service temperature is down to -40°F, with welding to flanges, etc. Charpy impact toughness is 25 ft-lb minimum. The main service concern is erosion corrosion.
(sorry I previously posted this in Corrosion but no responses after two days)
Service temperature is down to -40°F, with welding to flanges, etc. Charpy impact toughness is 25 ft-lb minimum. The main service concern is erosion corrosion.
(sorry I previously posted this in Corrosion but no responses after two days)





RE: Tailing Pipe Material - What is used in Tar Sands?
If we knew more about what you wanted to know, it would help. Knowing CVN requirements, without Tensile and Yield, is a bit like knowing the number of miles on a car without knowing it's age. It's only half the story.
rp
RE: Tailing Pipe Material - What is used in Tar Sands?
I can see structural steel, or steel on a gas-filled vessel, needing a design temperature of -40 F in that climate, but surely a pipe carrying a commodity freezing somewhere around 32 F, with the pipe never getting colder than say 0 F, doesn't need to be designed for -40 F?
RE: Tailing Pipe Material - What is used in Tar Sands?
The parts were for a BIG snow blower on the Alaskan ice roads.
RE: Tailing Pipe Material - What is used in Tar Sands?