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Re: [MW:34636] Kind Consideration of API-650 expert is required

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API 650 also lists EN ISO materials in section 4.2, below snap shot.

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S355 JR is not listed but can be impact tested to suit code requirements.

Moreover Anchor chairs falls under structural shapes in which S275 JR is a listed material and you try to get exemption from Designer for the use of higher strength S355JR.


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On Thursday, 16 November, 2023 at 02:43:15 pm IST, Muiz Azhar <abdulmuizrdx@gmail.com> wrote:


Our exact case is, we want to use S355-JR material for the anchor chair assembly, the assembly shall be prepared using the plate material except anchors. Since S355-JR is not a listed plate material as per clause 4.2. Other Codes such as ASME Section VIII-1 does not enlist the material specifications for non-pressure parts, so using the same analogy I posted the query that it seems to me 4.2 is applicable to the wetted parts and may not be applicable to anchor chair. 

On Thursday, 16 November 2023 at 13:50:50 UTC+5 james gerald wrote:
Yes. Refer 4.4 for structural steels.

Thanks & Regards

J.Gerald Jayakumar




On Thursday, 16 November, 2023 at 11:45:47 am IST, Muiz Azhar <abdulm...@gmail.com> wrote:


(1) Do the requirements of clause 4.2 of API-650 apply to pressure parts only?

(2) What are the material requirements of API-650 for non-pressure parts?

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