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SA 350 LF2 in a ASME 1 system

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Material SA 350 LF2 is not accepted for pressure parts in ASME 1. Is it allowed to use this material in a B16.34 valve in an ASME 1 system?
 
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A b16.34 valve can be made with LF2 but if the ASME code does not allow it then it won't meet the ASME 1. so the valve will meet B16.34 but not be allowed in use on a ASME 1 system would be my guess.
 
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