Alloys Steel Tubes

  • As the Indian Government is racing in its efforts to provide power supply to each and every corner of the country. This will definitely lead to high growth of industries. Power - which is essential element for industrial development has to be generated constantly and continuously. This requires high capacity power station. The main equipment of such power stations is High Capacity Boilers. These boilers are having Alloy Steel Tubes which withstand operating temperatures of about 600 degrees Centigrade (1110 degrees Fahrenheit) and pressure up to 320 bar (4645 PSI) over the planet life - a period of several decades.

    Alloy Steel Boiler Tubes in India are governed by the Indian Boiler Regulations Act. Each pipe / tube is required to be genuine, of reputed make and certified by the IBR.

    Motilal Laxmichand Sanghavi - We are one of the leading stockiest of IBR certified alloy steel pipes and tubes. The material is available in ready stock with IBR certificates in Form III - A and III - B respectively for pipes and tubes.


    Specifications governing Alloy Steel Tubes are as under:

    Pipes

    Tubes

    ASTM A 335 Grade P - 11 ASTM 213 Grade T - 11
    ASTM A 335 Grade P - 12 ASTM 213 Grade T - 12
    ASTM A 335 Grade P - 22 ASTM 213 Grade T - 22
    ASTM A 335 Grade P - 9 ASTM 213 Grade T - 5
    ASTM A 335 Grade P - 9 A ASTM 213 Grade T - 9
    ASTM A 335 Grade P - 5 ASTM 213 Grade T - 9 A
    BS 3604 Grade 620 - 440 ASTM 213 Grade T - 2
    BS 3604 Grade 621 ASTM 213 Grade T - 1
    BS 3604 Grade 622 ASTM 213 Grade T - 1 B
    BS 3604 Grade 625 DIN 17175 15 Mo 3
    BS 3604 Grade 629 - 470 DIN 17175 13 Cr Mo 44
    BS 3604 Grade 629 - 590 DIN 17175 10 Cr Mo 910
    BS 3604 Grade 660 DIN 17175 14 Mo V 63
    BS 3604 Grade 762 DIN 17175 X 20 Cr Mo V 121

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    BS 3059 Grade 620 - 460
    BS 3059 Grade 622 - 490
    BS 3059 Grade 629 - 470
    BS 3059 Grade 629 - 590
    BS 3059 Grade 762

     

    As the manufacturing facilities in India are limited to 8" NB. We have made special arrangements to keep a constant ready stock of alloy steel material up to sizes 10" NB, 12" NB, 14" NB, 16" NB in Schedule 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 160, XXS, as well as some higher wall thickness material up to 45 mm thick, in all alloy steel specifications. Our complete size range comprises of 15 mm NB to 16" NB.

    In tube sizes, smaller size range from 19.05 mm OD up to 101.6 mm OD in Wall Thickness of 2.11 mm up to 12.7 mm thick is available in ready stock with us in all alloy steel specifications.


    1. For D =< 3 in.

    1.1 tolerances on outside diameter (D)

    Hot finished tubes Usual standards Cold drawn tubes
    Diameter Standards requirements

    MLS

    Diameter Standards requirements MLS
    mm in. mm in. mm in. mm in. mm in. mm in.
    76.2 max. 3 in. max. + 0.4 -0.8 +1/64
    -1/32
    +/- 0.4 +/- 1/64 ASTM 
    A 192
    A 209
    A 210
    A 213
    D=<25.4
    25.4<D=<38.1
    38.1<D<50.8
    50.8=<D<63.5
    63.5=<D<76.2
    D = 76.2
    D =< 1
    1<D=<1.5
    1.5<D<2
    2=<D<2.5
    2.5=<D<3
    D = 3
    +/- 0.1
    +/- 0.15
    +/- 0.2
    +/- 0.25
    +/- 0.3
    +/- 0.38
    +/- .004
    +/- .006
    +/- .008
    +/- .010
    +/- .012
    +/- .015
    According
    to Standards
    76.2
    max.
    3 in.
    max.
    +/- 0.75 % 
    min.
    0.5
    +/- 0.75 %
    min.
    .020
    +/- 0.4 +/- 1/64 DIN17175 76.2
    max.
    3 in.
    max.
    +/- 0.6 %
    min.
    +/- 0.25
    +/- 0.6%
    min. 
    .010
    D =< 63.5 D=< 2.500 in. +/- 0.5
    +/- 0.75%
    +/- .020
    +/- 0.75%
    +/- 0.4 +/- 1/64 NFA A 49-213 D =< 33.7
    33.7<D=<75.2
    D=<1.33
    1.33<D=<3
    +/- 0.25
    +- 0.50 %
    min
    +/- 0.25
    +/- 0.10
    +/- 0.50 % min.
    +/- .010

    1.2 tolerances on wall thickness (T)

    Hot Finished tubes

    Usual
    Standards
    Cold draw tubes

    Wall thickness

    Standards
    requirements

    MLS Diameter Standards
    requirements
    MLS
    mm in. mm in.
    On minimum W.T.:Tm   On minimum W.T. : Tm
    Tm=<2.4
    2.4<Tm=<3.8
    3.8<Tm=<4.6
    Tm>4.6
    Tm=<.095
    .095<Tm=<.150
    .150<Tm=<.180
    Tm>.180
    + 40% - 0
    + 35% - 0
    + 33% - 0
    + 28% - 0
    + 28% - 0
    + 28% - 0
    + 24% - 0
    + 22% - 0
     
    ASTM 
    A 192
    A 209
    A 210
    A 213
    D=<38.1
    D>38.1
    D=<1 1/2
    D>1 1/2
    + 20% - 0
    + 22% - 0
    According 
    to standards
    On nominal W.T.: Ta   On nominal W.T.: Ta
    Sn = standard W.T. according to DIN 2448 According
    to standards
    DIN 17175 Refer to "Hot finished tubes"
    Ta=<2Sn
    2Sn<Ta=<4.Sn
    Ta>4Sn
    +15% - 10%
    +12.5%-10%
    +/- 9%
    All W.T. +/- 12.5%
    min 0.4 mm
    min. .016 in.
    According
    to standards
    NF A 49-213 All diameters +/- 10% According
    to standards

     Guidelines for fabrication procedures

    GRADES OPERATIONS GUIDELINES
    Grade A
    Grade B
    360
    410
    St. 35.8
    St. 45.8
    TU 37-C
    TU 41-c
    Cold bending heat treatment at 1200/1300ºF after heavy bending
    Hot bending -temperature Zone to be avoided 1380/1560ºF advisable working temperature : 
    light bending:< 1380ºF
    heavy bending: 1560/2000ºF
    Welding no preheating final heat teatment for W.T. >= 10 mm(3/8 in.) annealing at 1300ºF
    Grade C
    440
    460
    490 Nb
    17 Mn 4
    19 Mn 5
    TU 48-C
    TU 52-C
    Cold bending heat treatment at 1200/1300ºF after heavy bending
    Hot bending temperature zone to be avoided 1380/1560ºF
    advisable working temperature
    light bending:<1380ºF
    heavy bending: 1560/2000ºF
    Welding preheating at 300/400ºF for W.T.>= 20mm(3/4 in.)
    final heat treatment for W.T.>= 10mm(3/8 in). annealing at 1300ºF
    P 1
    T 1
    243
    15 Mo 3
    16 Mo 5
    TU 15 D 3
    Cold bending light bending: no heat treatment
    heavy bending: annealing at 1250ºF necessary
    Hot bending Temperature zone to be avoided 1380/1650ºF
    advisable working temperature:
    light bending: < 1380ºF
    heavy bending: 1750/2000ºF(1)
    Welding perheating at 400ºF min. recommended for W.T.>= 20mm or 3/4 in. (light preheating possible for W.T. < 20 mm or 3/4 in.)
    final heat treatment:
    W.T.>= 20mm(3/4 in.) tempering at 1250ºF
    W.T. < 20mm(3/4 in.) tempering at 1250ºF recommended but not compulsory
    P2
    T2
    TU 15CD 2.05
    Cold bending light bending: no heat treatment
    heaving bending: annealing at 1300ºF necessary
    Hot bending temperature zone to be avoided 1380/1650 ºF
    recommended working temperature.
    light bending:<1380ºF
    heavy bending: 1750/2000 ºF - annealing at 1250ºF (1)
    Welding preheating at 400ºF min. recommended for W.T. >= 10mm or 3/8 in. (light preheating possible for W.T> < 10 mm or 3/8 in.)
    final heat treatment: annealing at 1250ºF (2 mn 30s per mm W.T. with 20mm minimum) then air cooling
    15 NiCuMoNb 5 Cold bending light bending: no heat treatment
    heavy bending: normalizing at 1650/1800ºF tempering at 1075/1220ºF
    Hot bending refer to specification SEW 088(available upon request)
    Welding Preheating at 210ºF minimum for W.T. >=(1 1/4 in.)
    (temperature  to maintain during complete operation)
    final heat treatment annealing at 985/1095ºF
    (2 mn per mm W.T. minimum 20 mn) then air cooling
    P 11
    T 11
    621
    13CrMo44
    Tu 13CD 4 04
    TU 10CD 5 05
    Cold bending light bending: no heat treatment
    heavy bending: annealing at 1300ºF necessary
    Hot bending temperature zone to be avoided : 1380/1650ºF 
    recommended working zone:
    light bending: 1250/1380 ºF
    heavy bending: 1750/2000ºF - tempering at 1300ºF(1)
    GRADES OPERATIONS GUIDELINES
    P 11
    T 11
    621
    13 CrMo 4 4
    TU 13CD 4 04
    TU 10CD 5 05
    Welding Preheating 400ºF minimum for W.T.>=10 mm(3/8 in.)
    (temperature to maintain during operation)
    light preheating possible for W.T. <10 mm(3/8 in.)
    final heat treatment: tempering at 1300ºF (2mn 30s per mm W.T., 20 mn minimum)then air cooling.
     

     P 22
    T 22
    622
    10 CrMo 9 10
    TU 10CD 9 10

     
    Cold bending light bending: no heat treatment
    heavy bending annealing at 130/1380ºF necessary
    Hot bending temperature zone to be avoided: 1380/1650ºF
    recommended working temperature:
    Welding Preheating: 400ºF minimum (maintain during complete operation)
    final heat treatment.
    tempering at 1330/1380ºF(2mn 30s per mm or .04 in. W.T., 20 mn minimum)
    then air cooling
    or better: complete heat treatment
    P 9
    T 9
    629
    X 12 CrMo 9 1
    Tu Z 10CD 9
    Cold bending Light bending: no heat treatment
    heavy bending: annealing at 1380ºF necessary
    Hot bending avoid water cooling
    recommended working temperature: 1750/2000ºF
    after bending, repeat complete heat treatment.
    (or just anneal when temperature < 1830ºF)
    Welding preheating 570ºF minimum (maintain during complete-operation)
    final heat treatment: tempering at 1380/1430 ºF
    (2mn 30s per mm or .04 in W.T., minimum 60mn) then air cooling
     

    T 9 1
    P 9 1
    TU Z 10CDNb V 9.2

     
    cold bending possible if: D=< 60 mm(2 1/2 in.) and Eex =< 20%
    if Eex =< 5% stress relieving annealing can be avoided except in case of stress corrosion cracking hazard
    if 5%<Eex=<20%:stress relieving annealing at 1380ºF +/- 70ºF
    Note:Eex=elongation at extrados
    Hot bending bending at 1200/1430ºF, then annealing at 1380ºF +/- 70ºF if: W.T.=<0.1 D and R >=2.5 D and Eex=<10% bending at 1740/1920ºF then normalizing at 1900ºF min. and tempering at 1350ºF min. if:
    W.T.=<0.1 D and R min. 2.5 D and Eex=< 20%
    or W.T.>0.1D
    or R between D and 2.5D
    (Eex can be more than 20%)
    bending between 1470 and 1740ºF shall be avoided water cooling is prohibited
    Note: R=bending radius
    Welding preheating: 480ºF min. interpass temperature 570ºF min.
    preheating 180ºF for 2 hours,
    then slow air cooling.
    PWHT: 1380ºF +/- 50ºF for 2 hours
    762 X20 Cr MoV 12 1 Cold bending avoid if possible
    if necessary, annealing afterwards at 1380ºF
    Hot bending water cooling prohibited
    recommended working temperature: 1750/200ºF
    after bending, repeat complete heat treatment; if not possible, tempering at 1340/1470ºF
    Welding preheating: 570ºF minimum(maintain during complete operation)
    final heat treatment: after welding, cooling below 300ºF
    (But not below 210ºF for heavy W.T.)
    then tempering at 1380ºF for 2hours minimum

    Typical steel grades

    Max. service temp. 475ºC / 885ºF 500ºC / 930ºF 550ºC
    1020ºF
    560ºC
    1040ºF
    575ºC
    1065ºF
    600ºC / 1110ºF 625ºC
    115ºF
    650ºC
    1200ºF
    ASTM
    A 106
    A 192
    A209-A210
    A213-A335
    Gr.A
    A 192
    Gr. B
    Gr. A.
    Gr.C
    Gr.C
          T1
    P1
       T2/P2 T12/P12    T 11/P 11 T22/P22       T9/P9 T91/P91
    BS
    3059-3602-3604
    360 410 440-460 490Nb 243          620    621 622 660    629 762
    DIN
    17175
    Vd TUV W.BI.
    (Werkstoff-Nr.)
    St 35.8
    1.0305
    St 45.8
    1.0405
    17Mn4
    1.0481
    19 Mn5
    1.0482
    15 Mo 3
    1.5415
    16 Mo 5
    1.5423
    15 NiCuMo Nb 5
    1.6368
       13 CrMo44
    1.7335
          10 CrMo 910
    1.7380
    14 MoV 63
    1.7715
       X12CrMo 91
    1.7386
    X20 CrMoV121
    1.4922
    GOST
    TY14-3-460-75
       20                   15XM 12X1MF          15 X 1M1F      
    JIS
    G3456 G3458
    G3461 G3462
    STPT 38
    STB 35
    STPT 42
    STB 42
    STPT 49       STPA 12
    STBA 12
       STPA 20
    STBA 20
    STPA 22
    STBA 22
       STPA 23
    STBA 23
    STPA 24
    STBA 24
          STPA 26
    STBA 26
      
    NF A 49-213 TU 37-C TU 42-C TU 48-C TU 15 D 3 TU 15 D 3       TU 15CD 2.05 TU 10CD 5.05    TU 10CD 5.05 TU 10CD 9.10       TUZ 10CD 9 TU Z 10CDNbV 9.2

     


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