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carbon steel piping class B01E - NACE MR01-75

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carbon steel piping class B01E - NACE MR01-75

carbon steel piping class B01E - NACE MR01-75

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Good morning,
I receive specification for "carbon steel piping class B01E - NACE MR01-75."
What means class B01E ?
I worked always with hardness as specified in NACE but this time they speak about Class B01E !

Thanks
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RE: carbon steel piping class B01E - NACE MR01-75

The piping line class is normally specified in the client specifications. Normally all piping spools under one similar application, service conditions like min and max design temperature and pressure, fluid or gas for which the line intended are given one line class to make it easy for the fabricator to make engineering drawings/design/fabrication etc. Check your client specs to see if piping classes specified or if you give the client name maybe I can tell you what B01E stands for.

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