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Re: [MW:25816] For Cryogenic Services at Temp -196 degree Celsius (17 Kelvin) Pipe of ASTM 312 TP 304 L is suitable?

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They are more difficult to weld tham austenitic ss but cheaper. 304 and 316 are more reliable



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From: 'Shashank Vagal' via Materials & Welding <materials-welding@googlegroups.com>
Date: 06/12/2016 07:04 (GMT+02:00)
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Cc: Samarth Vagal <samarth.vagal@gmail.com>, Nachiket Vagal <nachi.vagal@gmail.com>
Subject: Re: [MW:25799] For Cryogenic Services at Temp -196 degree Celsius (17 Kelvin) Pipe of ASTM 312 TP 304 L is suitable?

Dear Vivek,

Please let me share the following info I have on this subject: 


Cryogenic Steel ASTM A553 Type 1 and  Type 2, / ASME SA-553/SA-553M Q&T 8% and 9% Ni-alloy Steel.  

Ideal for containment or transportation of liquefied gases such as LNG, oxygen, nitrogen and argon which need to be stored at a temperatures below -196°C. The material is good for any pressure containing application with excellent resistance to low temperature brittle fracture.
Many of the pressurized storage tanks designed to hold these gases are double walled with an insulation layer to minimise any generation in heat. Considerations should be made not only to the material used but also the fittings required which will also include piping and valves.
Other Cryogenic Steel Grades
You may also consider the following steel grades for cryogenic purposes:
 
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From: vivek singh Chaudhary <viveksinghme1612@gmail.com>
To: materials-welding@googlegroups.com
Sent: Monday, 5 December 2016 11:02 PM
Subject: [MW:25795] For Cryogenic Services at Temp -196 degree Celsius (17 Kelvin) Pipe of ASTM 312 TP 304 L is suitable?

Dear Experts,
Currently I am working on a project of ISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation) for Integrated Cryogenic Engine Testing Facility (ICET), for bidding in that services are Liquid Hydrogen, Liquid Oxygen, Liquid Helium, Liquid Nitrogen, Gaseous Hydrogen, Gaseous Oxygen, Gaseous Nitrogen, Gaseous Helium.
For SS Seamless Pipes client has given three options for material ASTM 312 TP 304L/ ASTM 312TP 316L/ ASTM 312TP 321. 
Kindly suggest me the suitable material for the same that gives economical and best design.

Thanks in advance.

Regards:-
Vivek Singh Chaudhary
Piping Design Engineer.
Contact No.- +91 9990441755.


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