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mostafaalkholy
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What's the Difference Between SA106 GR B and SA 516 GR 70N?

06/15/2009 11:03 PM

WE ARE USING FIRE TUBE FOR HEATER TREATERS OF MATERIALS:

1- SA-516 GR 70N

2- SA- 106 GR B

WHICH IS STANDING TEMPERATURE MORE AND FROM WHERE I CAN GET A RELTION BETWEEN TEMPERATURE AND MATERIAL
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Re: difference between SA106 GR B and SA 516 GR 70N

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Re: difference between SA106 GR B and SA 516 GR 70N

06/16/2009 1:51 PM

Yield stress data for different materials is available in a lot of locations, B31.3 for example will have it for A516 70N (plate) and A-106 gr B (pipe). I'm not sure if this is what you are asking.
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Re: difference between SA106 GR B and SA 516 GR 70N

06/16/2009 10:40 PM

my question is :which of them is better in standing temperature more?.

we will use both in fire tube of heater treater for crude oil

thanks
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Re: What's the Difference Between SA106 GR B and SA 516 GR 70N?

06/17/2009 12:25 AM

both are carbon steel , for relation between material and tepmperature you can refer ASME Section 11 Part D in which allowable stress values are given for different material at diff temperatures.....
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Re: What's the Difference Between SA106 GR B and SA 516 GR 70N?

06/17/2009 2:15 AM

the SA-516 GR. 70 N = for normalized is more suitable for low temperature down to - 46 C. It is a plate for pressure vessels, the matching pipe is SA- 333 gr.6

While SA- 106 Gr. B is piping used for down to - 29 C ,

Both have a limiting creep temperature up to about + 430 to 460 MPa or N/mm2

Above this temperature you have to use P11 or P22...
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06/17/2009 5:39 PM

"GOONGA...... GOOONGA LOOONGA GONGOLLA"

so I got that goin' for me !
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06/17/2009 10:25 PM

WHAT DO YOU MEAN?
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