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hafizan
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ASME SA-36

10/08/2009 9:35 PM

What is the contains of ASME SA-36.Can you give me any reference of it?As far as i know that is material specification for carbon steel.Im quite new in vessels fabrication and Im glad if you can help me.

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Re: ASME SA-36

10/08/2009 10:35 PM

Hi,

Here is the source:

ASME Specifications

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10/10/2009 3:59 AM

Hi lynlynch,

GA to you Sir.

A good answer in the very first post, well done.

It would make a change if all requests were so quickly dealt with?

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Re: ASME SA-36

10/09/2009 11:29 PM

Hi hafizan,

I post some sites which give details on your request, you choose which ever you want to view..

  1. ASME (mechanical) Code Issues - MATERIAL SA3620 posts - 11 authors - Last post: 7 Nov 2006IS IT POSSIBLE TO MANUFACTURE AN ENTIRE VESSEL (SHELL AND HEADS)ACCORDING TO ASME VIII DIV I USING ASME SA36 MATERIAL? OR IT MAY BE USED ONLY FOR STRUCTURAL ...
    www.eng-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=170151&page=
  2. [PDF] 166-30: Statistical Analysis of Steel FormabilityFile Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat

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Re: ASME SA-36

04/14/2012 1:07 AM

we found a site sale a lot of asme standard,cheap than asme official,the site is www.standardshop.org
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Re: ASME SA-36

10/10/2009 2:12 AM

try the matweb site. It lists most of the steels free. For your A36 this is the link

http://www.matweb.com/search/datasheet.aspx?matguid=d1844977c5c8440cb9a3a967f8909c3a&ckck=1

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10/13/2009 11:54 AM

Dear friend, I was seraching for ASTM A569 in site matweb, but it didn´t show anything. Please you could help about it?

Thanks in advance

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Re: ASME SA-36

10/10/2009 3:12 AM

The material specification ASTM_A36 covers carbon steel shapes, plates, and bars of structural quality for use in riveted, bolted, or welded construction of bridges and buildings, and for general structural purposes.

So, we can use the plates of that material in atmospheric storage tanks, atmospheric pressure vessels, nonpressure parts of pressure vessels such as saddles, supports, ... etc. But in no way to use these plates in pressure parts of pressure vessels such shells, heads, .. etc.

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10/10/2009 3:52 AM

Hello Abdel,

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For a good answer.

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Re: ASME SA-36

10/10/2009 3:40 AM

Dear friend,

Please refer ASME Section II A where mentioned contains in SA36 is as below.

Carbon-0.25-0.29%

Mn-0.8-1.2%

P-0.04%

S-0.05%

Si-0.4% Maximum

Cu-0.2%

it is carbon steel for general purpose the mechanical properties is as under.

Yeild Strength-36KSi

Ultimate Tensile Strength-58 to 80 KSi

Elongation-21%

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Re: ASME SA-36

10/11/2009 8:56 PM

dear All,

Thanks for all the reply. So now i think my design for socket for steriliser is wrong.Can anyone advise what standard requirement for socket in pressure vessel (3 bar pressure)?Should it goes for SA 105??

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Re: ASME SA-36

10/13/2009 11:49 AM

Dear friends: Please ASTM A569 from matweb?

Thanks in advance..
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11/03/2009 7:12 AM

Please ASTM A569 from 4shared.com.

Matweb.com didn´t work....

Thanks in advance..
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11/03/2009 8:36 AM

http://www.efunda.com/Materials/alloys/carbon_steels/show_carbon.cfm?ID=ASTM_A569&prop=all&Page_Title=ASTM%20A569

Also look in the last post

http://www.eng-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=11446&page=250

Look at ASTM 1011/A 1011M-01a this is the replacement for A569 http://www.ccfssonline.org/pdfdocs/CCFSS%20Tech%20Bulletin%202%2001.pdf Hope this will solve your problem.
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Re: ASME SA-36

06/06/2014 5:44 AM

Hi all,

I'm a quite new in vessel fabrication. And today I see in the our owner's drawing a "Plate, ASME A36". What is ASME A36? Can you give me some reference of it, pls? Thanks all.
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