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gr2vessels
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zulsaid,
The standard impact testing of that material is listed at -50F / -46C. The material may operate at lower temperature than -46C, provided that it is tested for that temperature and a minimum impact test value of x Joules, corrected for the new impact test temperature, is achieved. This method is allowed in several international pressure vessel codes (eg. AS 1210 in Australia).
cheers,
gr2vessels
The standard impact testing of that material is listed at -50F / -46C. The material may operate at lower temperature than -46C, provided that it is tested for that temperature and a minimum impact test value of x Joules, corrected for the new impact test temperature, is achieved. This method is allowed in several international pressure vessel codes (eg. AS 1210 in Australia).
cheers,
gr2vessels
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