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Carbon Steel, Low-Temperature & High-Yield Pipeline Flanges

Carbon steel covers most piping by volume: A105 for general service, A350 LF2 and LF3 where impact toughness is needed at low temperature, and A694 high-yield grades matched to API 5L line pipe.

Teshi Group manufactures carbon steel flanges and fittings in all three families, normalised where required and supplied with EN 10204 3.1 certificates, Charpy results for low-temperature grades and IBR certification when specified.

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Carbon & low-temp steel — grades, chemistry and properties

Grades and ASTM / ASME specifications

Grades and ASTM / ASME specifications
GradeForged flanges & fittingsButt weld fittingsPlatePipe
A105 / A105NUNS K03504 · W.Nr. ~1.0460ASTM A105 (N = normalised)ASTM A234 WPBASTM A516 Gr 70 / IS 2062ASTM A106 Gr B / API 5L
A350 LF2 Cl.1UNS K03011 · W.Nr. ~1.0566ASTM A350 LF2 Cl.1ASTM A420 WPL6ASTM A516 Gr 70ASTM A333 Gr 6
A350 LF3UNS K32025 · W.Nr. —ASTM A350 LF3ASTM A420 WPL3ASTM A203ASTM A333 Gr 3
A694 F42 – F70UNS — · W.Nr. —ASTM A694 F42 to F70MSS SP-75 WPHY 42–70—API 5L X42 – X70

Chemical composition (weight %, maximum unless a range is given)

Chemical composition (weight %, maximum unless a range is given)
GradeCMnSiPSNi
A105 / A105N0.350.60–1.050.10–0.350.0350.040—
A350 LF2 Cl.10.300.60–1.350.15–0.300.0350.040—
A350 LF30.200.900.20–0.35——3.3–3.7
A694 F42 – F700.261.60—0.0250.025—

Mechanical properties (minimum, room temperature)

Mechanical properties (minimum, room temperature)
GradeTensile strengthYield strength (0.2 %)ElongationNote
A105 / A105N485 MPa (70 ksi)250 MPa (36 ksi)22 %Max 187 HB
A350 LF2 Cl.1485 MPa (70 ksi)250 MPa (36 ksi)22 %Charpy at −46 °C
A350 LF3485 MPa (70 ksi)260 MPa (38 ksi)22 %Charpy at −101 °C
A694 F42 – F70———Yield = grade number in ksi (F52 = 52 ksi / 360 MPa)

Values are minimums and limits from the governing ASTM / ASME specifications, summarised for convenience. The current edition of the specification takes precedence; confirm requirements against your project specification.

Where it is used

  • General refinery, process and utility piping (A105N)
  • LNG, ammonia and low-temperature service (LF2, LF3)
  • Oil and gas transmission pipelines (A694)
  • Steel plant water, air and gas mains
  • Boiler and steam service with IBR certification

Testing & certification

  • Normalising where specified (A105N)
  • Carbon equivalent limit (e.g. CE ≤ 0.43) when the project specifies it
  • Charpy V-notch impact testing for LF grades
  • Hardness, dimensional and visual inspection
  • IBR certification when specified

FAQ

Carbon & low-temp steel: common questions

What is the difference between A105 and A105N?

A105N is A105 supplied in the normalised condition, which refines the grain and improves toughness. Many project specifications require A105N.

At what temperature is A350 LF2 impact tested?

A350 LF2 Class 1 is Charpy impact tested at −46 °C (−50 °F); LF3 is tested at −101 °C (−150 °F).

What does F52 mean in ASTM A694?

The number is the minimum yield strength in ksi: A694 F52 has a minimum yield strength of 52 ksi (360 MPa), matching API 5L X52 line pipe.

Which fittings match A694 flanges?

High-yield butt weld fittings to MSS SP-75 WPHY 42–70 are matched to A694 flanges and API 5L X-grade pipe.

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