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sachin_rastogi_in
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SS- A403WP304/304L

06/22/2010 4:29 AM

For butt welded SS material A403 WP304/304L-W, Sch40 and Sch80 are denoted by Sch40S and Sch80S but Sch60 is not denoted as Sch60S.

Design Conditions are normal.

Pl. explain this in brief.

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Re: SS- A403WP304/304L

06/24/2010 2:56 PM

You did not state what size pipe and fittings you were interested in.

I looked at this web site: http://www.maselmon.com/Content.aspx?ContentID=24

and found that Sch 60S is only available in 10"(NPS).

Are you asking this as a general question or do you have a specific need that can only be satisfied by Schedule 60S pipe and fittings?

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06/29/2010 10:53 AM

Schedule 60S is not listed in applicable Stainless Steel Pipe standard ASME B36.19 so that would not be available. And so would be the case for stainless steel fittings. I think this would be the main reason.

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