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Stainless Steel Pipes | ASTM TP 310S/347H Industrial-Grade Durability

Stainless Steel Pipes | ASTM TP 310S/347H Industrial-Grade Durability

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Stainless Steel Pipes | ASTM TP 310S/347H Industrial-Grade Durability


Technical Specifications

Property ASTM TP 310S ASTM TP 347H
Material Grade UNS S31008 UNS S34709
Chemical Composition 24-26% Cr, 19-22% Ni, ≤0.08% C 17-19% Cr, 9-13% Ni, Nb-stabilized
Tensile Strength 515–750 MPa 515–750 MPa
Yield Strength 205 MPa 205 MPa
Hardness (Rockwell B) 95 HRB 192 HBW
Temperature Resistance Up to 1150°C (continuous) Up to 871°C (continuous)
Corrosion Resistance Excellent oxidation resistance Superior intergranular corrosion resistance
Standard Compliance ASTM A213, A312, EN 1.4845 ASTM A213, A312, EN 1.4961
Dimensions (OD) 6–2500 mm 6–2500 mm
Wall Thickness 0.5–150 mm 0.5–150 mm
Surface Finish Annealed, Pickled, Polished Annealed, Pickled, Polished

Key Attributes

  1. High-Temperature Performance

    • ASTM TP 310S: Ideal for 3 stainless steel exhaust pipe systems in automotive and aerospace industries, maintaining structural stability up to 1150°C with exceptional creep resistance.
    • ASTM TP 347H: Niobium-stabilized composition prevents carbide precipitation, making it suitable for schedule 40 stainless steel pipe applications in power plants and petrochemical reactors.
  2. Mechanical Strength

    • Tensile Strength: Both grades withstand extreme stress in high-pressure environments, such as boilers and heat exchangers.
    • Bend Strength: TP 347H exhibits superior ductility for forming stainless steel pipe cutter-compatible shapes without cracking.
  3. Corrosion Resistance

    • TP 310S: Resists sulfidation and chloride-induced pitting in marine and chemical processing.
    • TP 347H: Enhanced resistance to intergranular corrosion in welded components.

Weight Calculation

The weight of stainless steel pipes is calculated using:

Where:

  • : Outer Diameter (mm)
  • : Wall Thickness (mm)

Example: A schedule 40 stainless steel pipe with 100 mm OD and 5 mm wall thickness weighs 11.69 kg/m.

 


Identification & Marking

  • Laser Etching/Stamping: Includes ASTM/EN standards, heat number, and grade (e.g., "TP310S" or "TP347H").
  • Color Coding: Optional bands for quick identification in industrial settings.

Why Do Stainless Steel Pipes Rust?

Despite their corrosion-resistant properties, rust can occur due to:

  1. Chloride Exposure: Coastal or de-icing salt environments accelerate pitting in TP 310S.
  2. Intergranular Corrosion: Improper welding of TP 347H without post-weld annealing.
  3. Surface Contamination: Iron particles or grease disrupt the passive chromium oxide layer.
  4. Low-Quality Alloys: Substandard Cr/Ni ratios reduce corrosion resistance.

Why Choose Our Stainless Steel Pipes?

  1. Premium Material Sourcing: Strict adherence to ASTM/EN standards for 3 stainless steel exhaust pipe, schedule 40 stainless steel pipe, and stainless steel pipe cutter-ready products.
  2. Customization: Tailored dimensions, surface finishes, and certifications (ISO 9001, PED, SGS).
  3. Global Applications: Proven performance in offshore platforms, pharmaceuticals, and aerospace.
  4. Sustainable Choice: 100% recyclable with minimal lifecycle costs.
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