Friday, May 25, 2012

Re: RE: [MW:14357] MOC for High H2S gas under pressure

Hi,

If it was Oil & Gas Pipeline and ISO 15156' complaince was mandatory, SS316 wouldn't be allowed as per table A.2 of ISO 15156-3.

Regards,
Manpreet Singh



On Fri, 25 May 2012 04:53:37 +0530 wrote
>

Hi Vinod,



Generally austenitic stainless steels are very popular materials in

pharmaceutical industry due to hygiene and cleanliness issues. The selection

may vary from 304L 316L/LN and to the higher ends also.



Alternative could be duplex S.S also(see as attached).



The other options could be fluoro-polymers.But this is fairly new area in

terms of MOC.(seethe DuPont article)



I would think based on the operating parameters presented below a choice

between austenitic S.S or duplex could be ideal.



Thanks.



Pradip Goswami,P.Eng.IWE

Welding & Metallurgical Specialist

Ontario, Canada.

Email-pgoswami@sympatico.ca,

pgoswami@quickclic.net



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Subject: Re: [MW:14337] MOC for High H2S gas under pressure



You can use Carbon Steels with Nace Quality ( Controlled Composition of

Alloys).

Ex SA 516 60 ( Nace for Sulphide Cracking) Some of the clients want Heat

Treatment after fabrication.



Aniket Gupta



On 5/20/12, vnbhatt@gmail.com wrote:

> Respected Material Experts,

>

> We have a pharmaceutical client inquiry where they have gas media with

> 60 % H2S gas in the mix with 500 PPM moisture flowing from piping,

> vessels and shell-tube exchanger under pressure of 37 bar gauge.

>

> With many experienced brain on group, I seek details as to what MOC to

> be employed, what quality checks and what corrosion allowance??

>

> Appreciate guidance.

>

> Regards,

>

> Vinod Bhatt

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