[MW:1141] [piping_valves] Piping Materials for Hot water Tracings.

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For glycol (concentration variation, as applicable), LTCS / SS304 is
perfectly suited.
However in Pharma Plant, SS316 is also used.
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Bhatta.

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The conservative material prescription for heat tracing is carbon steel. But
however you have take into account where the plant is installed, like cold
countries where the winter temp. drops quit low. This is independent of the design
temp. of the service. So refer the contract for the Min. metal design temp. for
piping, because it does vary between equipments design and piping design.

With regards,
Kannan

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Dear All,
The Fluid for Industrial Heating Water is a mixture of Glycol 56 % and Water 44 %,

PMC has suggested use of Low Temperature Carbon Steel Materials,

Please Throw some light on Proper Piping Material for the said Fluid, The Design
Temperature is 130 Deg C Max and Pressure is 16 Kg/Cm2.
I have used previously SS 316, For MEG Service, Services in a petrochemical plant.

Kumar Bagesh

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