EN10216-2 P235GH TC1 Alloy Steel Heat Exchanger Tube , Power Plants
EN 10216-2: This is a European standard specifying the requirements for seamless tubes made from carbon and alloy steel for use in the manufacture of pressure equipment and piping systems. It applies to tubes used for high-temperature service, where pressure resistance and good mechanical properties are necessary.
P235GH: This indicates the material grade of the tube. It is a non-alloy steel grade that offers good weldability, moderate strength, and excellent performance at high temperatures. The "P" designation refers to the tube’s application for pressure purposes, while "235" refers to the minimum yield strength of the material (235 MPa) at room temperature.
GH: The "GH" suffix indicates that the steel grade is designed for high-temperature applications (typically up to around 400°C or more), making it suitable for use in heat exchangers, boilers, and other high-pressure equipment that operate under elevated temperatures.
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Applications:
1. Boilers:
High-Pressure Boilers: The P235GH grade material is designed for use in boiler systems, especially those that operate at high temperatures and pressures. This makes it ideal for fire-tube and water-tube boilers, commonly used in power plants and industrial heating systems.
2. Heat Exchangers:
Industrial Heat Exchangers: P235GH tubes are commonly used in heat exchangers where heat transfer efficiency and resistance to high-temperature fluids are critical. The tubes help in transferring heat between fluids while maintaining structural integrity at elevated temperatures.
3. Pressure Vessels:
Pressure Vessel Construction: These tubes are used to manufacture pressure vessels that operate under high pressure and temperature conditions. Pressure vessels are integral in industries like chemical processing, petroleum refining, and gas storage.
4. Piping Systems:
High-Temperature Piping: These tubes are used in piping systems that transport high-temperature fluids, such as steam or hot gases, within power plants or industrial systems. Their resistance to corrosion and ability to handle elevated temperatures make them a good choice for steam lines and other heat-sensitive piping.