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SS316 and Din 2391

08/04/2010 2:42 AM

can we use SS-316 material instead D2391/2 FE 360 UNI 7945 for hydraulic tubes?
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Re: SS316 and Din 2391

08/05/2010 2:18 AM

Why not!
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A.aymen
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Re: SS316 and Din 2391

08/05/2010 5:50 AM

in this case, we need to change (calculate) the thikness of 200 pipes. because the Din 2391 has the highest tensil strengh (means high permissible working pressure and reduced wall thikness.).

can we found any other equvalent material for Din 2391?

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