High Pressure Carbon Steel Pipe Flange
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- Forged carbon steel flange rated to 2500LB, in sizes 1/2 to 24 inch.
- Tensile above 485 MPa and yield above 250 MPa after forging.
- Service range -29 °C to 425 °C, Charpy V-notch impact at least 27 J.
- RF or FF faces to ASME B16.5 for gas, refinery and chemical duty.
This forged carbon steel pipe flange is built for the top of the pressure range: classes from 150LB to 2500LB, sizes from 1/2 to 24 inch, RF or FF faces and ASME B16.5 dimensions. The point of the forging route is metallurgical rather than cosmetic: a denser, finer grained section that holds its shape when the class climbs to 2500LB.
Name: High Pressure Carbon Steel Pipe Flange
Size: 1/2-24 Inch
Pressure: 150LB-2500LB
Material: Carbon Steel
Flange Face: RF, FF
Standard: ASME B16.5
Process Method: Forged
Forging refines the grain and closes the internal voids that casting leaves behind, and the numbers follow. Tensile strength exceeds 485 MPa and yield strength sits above 250 MPa, values cast flanges seldom reach. At 2500LB the body keeps its structural integrity without deformation. Carbon steel also holds a stable service band from -29 °C to 425 °C, with creep resistance and Charpy V-notch impact of at least 27 J. Cyclic duty is where the difference shows up in maintenance budgets. Fatigue life tests put the forged flange 30 to 50 percent ahead of cast equivalents, which is why it is preferred on lines with pressure swings or repeated starts. Surface hardness of HB 150 to 200 adds wear resistance where abrasive or corrosive media are present. RF and FF faces cover the usual gasket arrangements, and each batch goes through non-destructive testing before it ships. Under normal operating conditions the service life is often quoted beyond 20 years.
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Q1. What mechanical values come with the forged body?
Q2. Will it hold at 2500LB without deforming?
Q3. How does the -29 °C to 425 °C band affect my gasket choice?
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