Impact Values

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6/12/2009 9:00 AM

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Impact Values

[updated:LAST EDITED ON Jun-12-09 AT 06:49 AM (CDT)]Dear Sir.s, if possible I would like make a question just to understand the behaviour of the following materials at criogenic temperatures: - wich is the main reason to have %7E3 x more impact values in European Material with 9% Ni (X7Ni9) than ASME Material with 9 %Ni (A553) (both QT)? Thanks in advance. Luis

6/18/2009 9:00 AM

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RE: Impact Values

Luis ASME code allows more factor of safety compared to European Code. European code gives less factor of safety. Testing values becomes more stringent in European code practices Hope this helps C.V.Srinivasan Nishi Engineers Pvt Ltd India June 19, 2009 E-mail: nishi@vsnl.com >Dear Sir.s, >if possible I would like make a question just to understand >the behaviour of the following materials at criogenic >temperatures: >- wich is the main reason to have %7E3 x more impact values in >European Material with 9% Ni (X7Ni9) than ASME Material with >9 %Ni (A553) (both QT)? > >Thanks in advance. > >Luis

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