Feb 2, 2003 #1 gcimob Mechanical Feb 2, 2003 1 I need the stress for SA-212B-Fbx. This material is 36 years old on rolled plate for a pressure vessel. Temperature is 170F
I need the stress for SA-212B-Fbx. This material is 36 years old on rolled plate for a pressure vessel. Temperature is 170F
Feb 10, 2003 #3 McHaney Materials Dec 9, 2002 3 SA-212 Grade B was replaced by SA-515-70. Reference to the current allowable stresses for SA-515-70 may be useful for your needs if you do not have access to the out-of-date editions of ASME Sect. VIII. Upvote 0 Downvote
SA-212 Grade B was replaced by SA-515-70. Reference to the current allowable stresses for SA-515-70 may be useful for your needs if you do not have access to the out-of-date editions of ASME Sect. VIII.
Feb 10, 2003 #4 LSThill Mechanical Oct 10, 2002 1,120 Hi gcimob (Mechanical) I agree with ijzer (Materials) and McHaney (Materials), I had a #50 Crude Unite Built in 1941 with the same question. Check the Material Certification I have seen the MTR cover SA515-50 THRU SA516-70. Upvote 0 Downvote
Hi gcimob (Mechanical) I agree with ijzer (Materials) and McHaney (Materials), I had a #50 Crude Unite Built in 1941 with the same question. Check the Material Certification I have seen the MTR cover SA515-50 THRU SA516-70.
Jun 18, 2003 #5 cgr New member Feb 28, 2002 3 Can anyone clarify exactly when grade A212 Grade B was replaced by SA-515-70 (in what edition of which publication)? We are modifying an old pressure vessel and we need to submit documents to satisfy our client that the materials are indeed equivalent. Upvote 0 Downvote
Can anyone clarify exactly when grade A212 Grade B was replaced by SA-515-70 (in what edition of which publication)? We are modifying an old pressure vessel and we need to submit documents to satisfy our client that the materials are indeed equivalent.
Jun 19, 2003 #6 ijzer Materials Oct 25, 2002 313 A 212 was discontinued and replaced by A 515 / A 516 in the year 1962. Upvote 0 Downvote
