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Seamless Steel Superheater Tube

 

  • Temperature Classification: High Temperature Piping
  • Material: Alloy Steel
  • Diameter: <88.9mm
  • Cross-Section Shape: Round
  • Trademark: MEILONG
  • Origin: China
  • MPa Classfication: High Pressure Piping
  • Standard: ASTM, DIN, JIS
  • Medium: Liquid
  • Connection Type: Seamless
  • Transport Package: Wooden Case Packing
 
 


Boiler tube
s - for pressure equipment, used at higher temperatures
 
Tube sizes acc. to following standards:
European countries: EN, DIN, BS, and NF A standards, 
Russia: GOST and TU standards,
USA: ANSI standards, and ASME standards, 
 
Boiler tubes are made from heat resisting carbon and low alloyed steels which can withstand the load at high pressure and temperature. Boiler tube is used for parts of energy type equipment such as boilers, steam superheaters, steam pipelines, etc. The tubes are supplied as hot rolled or cold drawn. Specifications, dimensions and the steel grades are according to the standards.
 
Boiler tube dimensions and tolerances
The tube dimensions range from 15 mm to 139.7 mm, and they supplied as hot rolled and cold drawn. The smaller diameter tubes and the thick wall tubes of larger diameters are supplied as cold drawn and subsequently they are heat treated. The tubes delivery in this condition happens only if there is an agreement upfront at the time of ordering the tubes. Based on an agreement it is possible to deliver boiler tubes with dimensions and tolerances according to the dimensional specifications for precision tubes. The tube dimensions meet the requirements of the following EN 10216-2, DIN 2448, BS 3059-1, BS 3059-2, BS 3602-1, BS 3604-1, NF A 49-211, NF A 49-213, UNI 4991, STN 42 5715, STN 42 5716, GOST 8732, PN-H 74252, ANSI B36.10, ASME B36.10. 
 
 
Steels for boiler tube
The boiler tubes are made from the following steels according to EN 10216-2: P195GH, P235GH, P265GH, 16Mo3, 14MoV6-2, 14MoV6-3, 10CrMo5-5, 13CrMo4-5, 10CrMo9-10, 11CrMo9-10, 25CrMo4, T2, T24, T5,T91; ASTM A 106: Grade A, Grade B, Grade C. Additional steel grades according to DIN 17175, BS 3059-1, BS 3059-2, BS 3602-1, BS 3604-1, NFA 49-211, NF A 49-213, UNI 5462, GOST 8731, GOST 4543, GOST 20072 and PN-H 74252.
 
Length of boiler tubes
Diameter (OD) [mm] Wall (WT) [mm] Length (L) [m]
OD < 60,3   5 - 6
OD => 60,3 WT < 7,1 5 - 6 or 10 - 14 after an agreement 22,4
  WT => 7,1 5 - 6
Types of the length of supplied tubes: (a) random, (b) fixed ± 500 m, (c) exact + 15 / - 0 mm.
 
Boiler tube straightness
Straightness deviation for the whole length of a tube can not exceed value of 0.0015 x L. In conversion to the 1 meter length it can not exceed 3 mm. 
 
Ends of the boiler tubes
The ends of the tubes are vertical to the longitudinal axis and are without burrs.
 
Condition of the tubes surface
The tubes condition corresponds to the requirements of appropriate standards, heat treatment to the way of tube manufacturing and chemical composition of steel.
 
Marking of the tubes and tube bundles
The tubes with the outside diameter up to 51 mm are marked with a label that is attached to the bundle. Larger tubes are marked at least at a one end of a tube by the necessary data.
 
Surface protection of the boiler tubes
While ordering, it is necessary to agree upon the way and means of temporary protecting the surface of the tubes during transportation and storing. The tubes may be supplied without temporary preservation of the surface, or with the preservation of the surface with an agreed upon preservative.
 
Packaging of the boiler tubes
The tubes are supplied in packages with a circular or hexagonal diameter with weight of 300 to 3500 kilograms. The tubes are bound with a steel band. It is possible to arrange wrapping to plastic sheet, burlap or to wooden crates.
 
Testing of boiler tubes
The boiler tubes are tested only with a specified testing.
Test comparison according to DIN 17175 and EN 10216-2:
  DIN - grade level I EN - testing class
without ultrasound I TC1
with ultrasound III TC2
 
Unalloyed steel- grade I or III, class TC1 or TC2; 
Alloyed steel- level III, class TC2
A precise list of mandatory and optional tests is shown in standards.
 
The TR1 quality group is usually tested with nonspecified testing. The TR2 quality group is always tested with specified testing. The main difference in the mandatory tests between the TR1 and the TR2 is the fact, that in the TR2 quality the test is done using blow bending test at the 0°C temperature and as an optional test in this quality it is possible to agree on nondestructive test as a proof of longitudinal defects.
 
Certified test reports
Certified test reports are issued according to the appropriate TDC standards: 
EN 10204 - 3.1 or 3.2
ASTM A450, A530
DIN 50049 3.1.B