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SP0407-HD2013-SG, Format, Content, and Guidelines for Developing a Materials Selection Diagram

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Developing a materials selection diagram (MSD) to document the materials selection of new equipment and piping for the refinery, process chemical, power, and other industries. HISTORICAL DOCUMENT

Product Number: 21123-HD2013
ISBN: 1-57590-212-5
Publication Date: 2013
Industries: Petroleum Refining , Materials Selection and Design
$179.00
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This standard practice provides format, content, and guidelines for developing a materials selection diagram (MSD). A MSD documents the materials selection of new equipment and piping for the refinery, process chemical, power, and other industries. The scope of this standard is to define the minimum and optional information to be included on the MSD, provide recommended formats, and give guidance on key issues that arise when materials are selected. This standard does not define how to evaluate specific corrosion and materials degradation mechanisms or how to select materials for specific processes, and it is intended for use by the owner/operators, licensors, and the contractor/fabricators of petroleum refineries, process chemical plants, power plants, and other industrial processing plants. HISTORICAL DOCUMENT

 Key words: materials, refinery, chemical process, materials selection, design

This standard practice provides format, content, and guidelines for developing a materials selection diagram (MSD). A MSD documents the materials selection of new equipment and piping for the refinery, process chemical, power, and other industries. The scope of this standard is to define the minimum and optional information to be included on the MSD, provide recommended formats, and give guidance on key issues that arise when materials are selected. This standard does not define how to evaluate specific corrosion and materials degradation mechanisms or how to select materials for specific processes, and it is intended for use by the owner/operators, licensors, and the contractor/fabricators of petroleum refineries, process chemical plants, power plants, and other industrial processing plants. HISTORICAL DOCUMENT

 Key words: materials, refinery, chemical process, materials selection, design

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