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Mayank.Technip
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Non ferrous material-ASME GRADE

09/28/2011 10:12 AM

We are using the following non ferrous materials for flare tip and associated piping for refinery application:

Incoloy 825 for hydrocarbon flare tip and associated piping

Inconel 625 for Acid flare tip and associated piping

Questions:

1-Pls inform the chemical composition of the two materials above.

2-Kindly inform the equivalent ASME Grade for plates, pipe, forging (flange), fittings etc.

3-Any special inspection/testing/NDT requirements to be followed for these materials

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09/28/2011 10:22 AM

If we do all the work for you, what will you do?
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