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    The document discusses minimum permissible design metal temperatures for pipes, flanges, and forgings based on thickness and without impact testing. It provides a figure with a chart showing the minimum design metal temperature decreasing as thickness increases, with different groups defining the permissible temperatures. It also describes impact test requirements if needed and specifies minimum Charpy V-notch impact strengths. Finally, it lists acceptable carbon steel bolt standards that can be used.

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    4-10 API STANDARD 620

    60 60

    50 50

    40 40

    30 30
    Design metal temperature (ºF)

    20 20

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    Gr
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    –10 –10
    II
    Group
    –20 –20

    –30 –30

    –40 –40

    –50 –50

    –60 –60
    0.25 0.50 0.75 1.00 1.25 1.50

    Thickness, including corrosion allowance (inches)

    Figure 4-2—Minimum Permissible Design Metal Temperature for Pipe, Flanges, and Forgings
    without Impact Testing

    c) For nonwelded parts (such as bolted flanges), it is 1/4 of flat cover nominal thickness.

    4.3.6.4 When impact tests are required by 4.3.6.2 or 4.3.6.3, they shall be performed in accordance with the
    requirements, including minimum energy requirements of ASTM A333, Grade 1 for pipe, or ASTM A350 Grade LF1,
    for forgings at a test temperature no higher than the minimum design metal temperature. Except for the plate
    specified in 4.2.3, the material specified in 4.3 shall have a minimum Charpy V-notch impact strength of 13 ft-lb (full
    size specimen) at a temperature no higher than the minimum design metal temperature.

    4.4 Bolting Material

    18 4.4.1 Carbon steel bolts may be used if they conform to the following, or to better14, specifications:

    a) ASTM A193,

    b) ASTM A307,

    c) ASTM A320.

    18 14If higher-strength grades of bolts are used, higher bolt stress values are not recommended with full-faced gaskets.

    Accessed by account: TECHNIP NET | Date: Mon Dec 21 05:34:11 2020 | IP address: 165.225.106.174

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