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Pipe rated at 5000psi for pressure vessel

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Shark21

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I am designing a pressure vessel with a 5000psi MAWP. I an trying to put in a couple of 2NPS pipes init. I am currently using SA-106B/C pipe but am falling just shy of the 5000psi pressure. Is there another pipe spec that I can use that is good for ASME?
 
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Never mind. I got it figured out.
 
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T-minimum for 2"NPS SA-106 per B31.3 at 5000 psi, up to 600°F, calc's as 0.283".
 
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