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CS NACE vs. SS 316L

03/11/2010 5:49 AM

WHICH MATERIAL IS SUPERIER FOR SOUR SERVICE APPLICATION "CS NACE versus SS 316L"
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Re: CS NACE versus SS 316L

03/11/2010 7:07 AM

Whichever the end-user's piping standards specify.

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Re: CS NACE versus SS 316L

03/12/2010 9:58 AM

Generally for sour gas applications NACE standards is referred and material is selected as per the guidelines of NACE standard hence depending upon your gas applications delect appropriate material grade.What are you designing? can you just brief me out??
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