The GB/T 3087 standard specifies requirements for seamless steel pipes used in low- and medium-pressure boiler systems. These pipes are made from carbon steel grades like 10 and 20, offering good strength, weldability, and resistance to high temperatures. The standard ensures precise control over chemical composition, mechanical properties, and dimensional tolerances to meet boiler applications.
GB/T 3087 pipes are widely used in power plants, industrial boilers, and heat exchangers, where they transport water, steam, and other fluids under high-temperature conditions. The standard ensures reliable performance, safety, and durability in demanding environments.
GB/T 3087 standardizes seamless steel pipes for low and medium pressure boilers. The main grades are 10# and 20#, designed for applications with working pressures up to 5.9 MPa and temperatures up to 480°C for grade 10 and 450°C for grade 20.
The material grades under GB/T 3087 include high-quality carbon structural steel grades 10# and 20#. These grades are chosen for their ability to withstand high temperatures and pressures, and their resistance to corrosion in harsh environments.
The chemical composition varies by grade. For example, grade 10# contains 0.07-0.13% carbon, 0.17-0.37% silicon, and 0.38-0.65% manganese. Grade 20# contains 0.17-0.23% carbon, 0.17-0.37% silicon, and 0.38-0.65% manganese.
Grade 10# has a tensile strength of 335-475 MPa and a yield strength of at least 195 MPa, with an elongation of at least 24%. Grade 20# has a tensile strength of 410-550 MPa and a yield strength of at least 245 MPa, with an elongation of at least 20%.
GB/T 3087 seamless steel pipes are known for their high strength and good toughness, making them suitable for high-pressure and high-temperature applications. They have excellent corrosion resistance and precise dimensions, ensuring reliable performance and ease of installation. The pipes are manufactured using high-quality carbon structural steel, which enhances their durability and longevity.
GB/T 3087 seamless steel pipes are primarily used in the manufacture of low and medium pressure boilers, including superheated steam pipes, boiling water pipes, water-cooled wall pipes, and smoke pipes. They are also used in industrial fields for the transportation of liquids and gases, such as oil, natural gas, and water.