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KAWASAKI STEEL TECHNICAL REPORT
No.4 ( December 1981 )
Special Issue on Steel Pipe
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Steam Distribution Line Pipe and Fittings for Oil Sands Development

Kiyoshi Ishimoto, Eiichi Yokoyama, Akio Ejima, Hiroaki Kawasaki, Katsuo Ueno, Shinji Sato
Synopsis :
Oil sands development by steam injection method requires a material with high strength at design temperature and good field weldability for steam distribution system. Quenched and tempered low C-Mo-V steel pipe and fittings (KSC-X65M) have been developed for this purpose, and their properties studied. Strengths of the pipe and fittings satisfied the specifications at room temperature and 350Ž. Tensile strength of the girth welded joint is almost as high as that of the parent metal, at both room temperature and 350Ž. The steel has good weldability and can be field-welded with cellulosic type electrode. The value of 67% of the 10 5hr. creep rupture strength at 350Ž is sufficiently higher than 1/3 of the tensile strength; so the allowable stress is determined simply by the tensile strength.
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