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    Asme CCase 1987-2

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    This document discusses a Code Case regarding the use of nickel-iron-chromium Alloy UNS N08811 in Section I and Section VIII, Division 1 construction at temperatures of 1100°F and above. The Code Case approves the use of this alloy provided that maximum allowable stress values do not exceed those listed in Table 2, the material meets the chemical requirements in Table 1, it is treated as P-No. 45 for welding qualifications, and temperature dependent stress parameters adhere to the values given. Documentation and marking of the material must include the Case number.

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    This document discusses a Code Case regarding the use of nickel-iron-chromium Alloy UNS N08811 in Section I and Section VIII, Division 1 construction at temperatures of 1100°F and above. The Code Case approves the use of this alloy provided that maximum allowable stress values do not exceed those listed in Table 2, the material meets the chemical requirements in Table 1, it is treated as P-No. 45 for welding qualifications, and temperature dependent stress parameters adhere to the values given. Documentation and marking of the material must include the Case number.

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    This document discusses a Code Case regarding the use of nickel-iron-chromium Alloy UNS N08811 in Section I and Section VIII, Division 1 construction at temperatures of 1100°F and above. The Code Case approves the use of this alloy provided that maximum allowable stress values do not exceed those listed in Table 2, the material meets the chemical requirements in Table 1, it is treated as P-No. 45 for welding qualifications, and temperature dependent stress parameters adhere to the values given. Documentation and marking of the material must include the Case number.

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    This document discusses a Code Case regarding the use of nickel-iron-chromium Alloy UNS N08811 in Section I and Section VIII, Division 1 construction at temperatures of 1100°F and above. The Code Case approves the use of this alloy provided that maximum allowable stress values do not exceed those listed in Table 2, the material meets the chemical requirements in Table 1, it is treated as P-No. 45 for welding qualifications, and temperature dependent stress parameters adhere to the values given. Documentation and marking of the material must include the Case number.

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    Asme BPVC Code Cases 1998 Edition CCASE11987 06-15-98 12:57:17


    CASE
    1987-2
    CASES OF ASME BOILER AND PRESSURE VESSEL CODE
    Approval Date: November 25, 1992
    See Numeric Index for expiration
    and any reafrmation dates.
    Case 1987-2
    Nickel-Iron-Chromium Alloy UNS N08811
    Section I and Section VIII, Division 1
    Inquiry: May nickel-iron-chromium Alloy UNS
    N08811, conforming to the requirements of Alloy UNS
    N08810 in Specications SB-163, SB-407, SB-408, SB-
    409, SB-515, and SB-564 and having met the additional
    requirements given in Table 1, be used in Section I
    and Section VIII, Division 1, welded construction at
    temperatures of 1100F and above?
    Reply: It is the opinion of the Committee that nickel-
    iron-chromium Alloy UNS N08811 as described in the
    Inquiry and otherwise conforming to the requirements
    of Alloy UNS N08810 in Specications SB-163, SB-
    407, SB-408, SB-409, SB-515, and SB-564 may be
    used in Section I and Section VIII, Division 1, welded
    construction at 1100F and above providing the follow-
    ing requirements are met.
    (a) The maximum allowable stress values shall be
    those listed in Table 2.
    (b) Material shall conform to all other applicable
    requirements of SB-163, SB-407, SB-408, SB-409, SB-
    515, and SB-564.
    (c) The material shall be treated as P-No. 45 for
    all welding procedure and performance qualications
    conducted in accordance with Section IX.
    (d) For Section I, which requires a temperature depen-
    dent parameter y [see PG-27.4, Note (6)], the y values
    shall be as follows:
    (1) 1150F and below, y p 0.4
    (2) 1200F, y p 0.5
    (3) 1250F and above, y p 0.7
    (e) For external pressure values, use Fig. NFN-9 of
    Section II, Part D.
    (f) This Case number shall be shown on the docu-
    mentation and marking of the material and recorded
    on the Manufacturers Data Report.
    This is Electrontic File Page # 81
    TABLE 1
    CHEMICAL REQUIREMENTS
    Element Percent
    Aluminum and titanium 0.85 to 1.20
    Carbon 0.06 to 0.10
    (Solution anneal at
    2100F or higher.)
    TABLE 2
    MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE STRESS
    Metal Temperature, F,
    Not Exceeding Stress, ksi
    1100 12.9
    1150 10.4
    1200 8.3
    1250 6.7
    1300 5.4
    1350 4.3
    1400 3.4
    1450 2.7
    1500 2.2
    1550 1.7 [Note (1)]
    1600 1.4 [Note (1)]
    1650 1.1 [Note (1)]
    NOTE:
    (1) Section VIII, Division 1 only.
    Asme BPVC Code Cases 1998 Edition CCASE11987 06-15-98 12:57:17
    This is Electrontic File Page # 82

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