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Allowable stress for ASTM B 423 hot finnished, annealed piping 1

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pipexp

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Feb 11, 2003
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I have found a specification requirement for Incoloy piping with ASYM B 423 cold finnshed annealed material for piping system. But I have learnt that ASTM B 423 material is available in cold finnished annealed condition uo to 6" only. There fore I have no other option but to use ASTM B 423 hot finnished annealed pipe.My system requirement is 176kg/cm2 and 132 deg. C. I have not been able to finD allowable stress for this material in ASME B 31.3 and ASME Part II D. Now can any body suggest if I take 2/3 of yeild as allowable for thick calculation as per B31.3 whether it shall fulfill the requirement of B 31.3
 
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Looks like it leads to Incoloy 825,
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CES Name USA UK France
Alloy Name UNS ASTM ASME BS and DTH AFNOR INCOLOY 825 N08825 B423- SB423 BS3072-76 WFe32C20DU
425 :NA16
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Find the tensile strengths on this pdf doc.


 
BigInch

Thanks. I have observed that ASTM B 425 is listed as forging in the pdf document but as per ASTM B 425 it is either bar or rod.

Thanks once again
 
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