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pipe material

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pipe material

pipe material

(OP)
we have a control valve at which water enters at temperature 140 c and pressure 10 bars , after the control valve causes pressure drop flashing occurs in a pipe that is 2 meters long , the pipe material is of class C3D (carbon steel)of 100 mm so do we leave the pipe as it is short or upgrade the material and which material shall we use ?

RE: pipe material

Where does the 2 meter pipe go to? Where does it (the flashing condensate (?) end up at?

Draw a sketch of your problem.

RE: pipe material

Why do you think carbon steel is the incorrect material?

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RE: pipe material

Hi Adam001,

It depends... To better answer to your question give us more details. You may end up either (a) changing your process (pressure and temperature) and avoid flashing altogether, or (b) changing your material to P11 or P22 grade, or (c) changing (increasing) diameter of your pipe to mitigate damage done high velocities, or combination of all.

Thanks,
Curtis

RE: pipe material

What's the properties of the water, especially pH and dissolved oxygen?

Good luck,
Latexman

To a ChE, the glass is always full - 1/2 air and 1/2 water.

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