1 ¥ Nl BS 3059: Part2: 1990 i) 1 MARTIN RECK LS7 «781, | se farcaer™ | (© Shri Standerdsintnion No par of this publication maybe photocopied o otherwise reproduced without the pre permision in wring of 8S British Standard q@oteel boiler and superheater tubes Part 2. Specification for carbon, alloy and austenitic stainless steel tubes with specified elevated temperature properties Tubes pour chaudiéres et surchauffeurs en acier Partie 2. Tubes en acier au carbone, allié et inoxydable & propriétés spécifiées aux températures élevées — Spécifications cow Rare fir Kessel und Uberhitzer aus Stahl Ayal 2. Rone aus warmfestem unlegiertem,legiertem oder austenitischem Stahl British Standards InstitutionContents Foreword Committaes responsible Specification Scope Information to be supplied by the purchaser land options to be documented Designation Manufacture of the stel Manufacture of the product Chemical analysis Final supply condition Mechanical properties Visual inspection and appearance Tolerances 11 Tess 12. Number, selection and preparation of samples and test pieces 13 Test methods 14 Retests 15 Test certificate 16 Protective coating 17 Marking aes Tables 1 Method of manufacture of tube, tolerance class and reference 2. Steel type and type number 3. Chemical composition and mechanical properties at room temperature 4 Permitted deviations of the product analysis {rom tie specified ladle analysis 5 Steel type number and tube manufacturing ‘Process, inal supply condition and temperature of heat treatment 6 Minimum proot stress values (Rg 2) for carbon, carbon manganese and ferrite alloy sto0 at elevated temperatures 7. Minimum proof stress values Uo g) for faustonitie stainless steels a elevated temperatures 8 Tests for test category 1 and test category 2 Page Inside front cover Back cowe © Designation of steel tubes in 8S 3059 Part 2 : 1990 and the nearest equivalent signations in 8S 3089 : Part 2: 1978 and. 180 2608 * Parts I and IN 10. Estimated average stress rupture values for carbon and ferttic alloy steels 11. Estimated average stress rupture values for austenitic steels 12. Physical properties of stee! ype number 360 and 440. 13, Physical properties of stee! type qumber 243, 620460 and 622-490 14 Physical properties of stwe! type number 629.470, 629-590 and 762 15. Physical properties of stel type number 304851, 316851, 316852, 321851 (1010), 321851 (1105), 347551 and 215815 16 ‘Preferred outside diameters and thicknesses for carbon, carbon manganese and ferrtic alloy steel boiler and superheater tubes appropriate to this Part of 8S 3059 and masses per unit length 17. Preterted outside diameters and thicknesses for austenitic stainless stee! boiler and superheater tubes appropriate to this Part of BS 3059 and masses per unit length 18 Drill diameter sizes for method A 19 Notch dimensions for method B 20 Reference notch dimensions and tol 21. Parameters for lower confidence lines ‘too! 360 22 Parametors for lower confidence lines stool 440 23 Parameters for lower confidence lines stool 243, 24 Parameters for lower confidones lines stee! 620-460 25 Parameters for lower confidence lines steo! 622-490 26 Parameters for lower confidence lines ste! 629.470 27 Parameters for lower contidence lines steel 629.590 28 Parameters for lower confidence lines ‘tee! 762 29 Parameters for lower confidence lines stee! 304851 30 Parameters for lower confidence lines stoo! 316851 and 316552 31 Parameters for lower contidence lines stee! 321851 (1010) and 321861 (1105) 32 Parameters for lower confidence line stee! 347851 33 Paramoters for lower confidence lines, ste! 215815 Figure 1 Example of lower confidence lines (for see! 762) BS 3059 : Part 2 1980 Page 26 2% 25 25 Fe 26 26 26 26 2 27BS 3059 : Part 2: 1990 Specification 1 Scope This Part of BS 2059 specifies requirements for plain end, seamless and welded, carbon and alloy steel tubes and for ‘cold finished seamless austenitic stee! tubes, nt exceeding 127 mm outside diameter and not exceeding 12.5 mm thickness for use in boilers and superheaters, Tubes manufactured in accordance with this Part of BS 3059 have specified room temperature properties and specified proof stress values at elevated temperatures, In addition to the definitive requirements, tis Pert of BS 3059.requires the items detailed in 2.1 to be documented Italso requires options selected by the purchaser from ‘those detailed in 2.2 to be documented, Far compliance With this Part of BS 3059 both the definitive requirements and the documented items have to be satisfied, This Part of BS 3089 provides for two categories of room temperature test procedure, designated category 1 and catagory 2 (s8@ clause 11), to ths standard ate given in appendix D and masts per unit nat NOTE 2. The tes ofthe publications the lixed on the inside back cover, 2. Information to be supplied by the purchaser and options to be documented 2.1 Information to be supplied by the purchaser ‘The following information shall be supplied by the purchaser and fully documented (0) the designation ofthe tubes, i. the numberof this, Part of BS 3058, the method of manufactur of the tube and the tolerance class where applicable, the grade of, steel and the eategory of test specified (se clause 3), 9. 85.3059 : Part 2: ERW 1 620-460 : Cat 1; (b) the tube outside ameter and thickness (see appendix 8) for seamless tubes clss 2, electric resistance Welded tubes, and cold finished seamless tubes, or the ‘outside or inside diameter and thickness for seamless tubes class 1 and cold finished electrical resistance wolded tubes (s2@ 10.2); (©) the tube length, if exact (see 2.2() and 10.3) (2) the quantity in metres or number of longths 2.2 Options to be documented A number of options are permitted by this Part of BS 3059 2 listed below, and the purchaser shal identify the options required. Both the definitive requirements specified throughout this Part of BS 3069 and the following ‘documented items shall be satisfied before a claim of compliance with this Part of BS 3059 can be made and verified, In the event thet the purchaser does not indicate his requirements at the time of enquiry and order the ‘manufacturer shal select the options where appropriate 1 bar = 10 win? \ (te simak procs (84.1 1) Water rode aay reed ne 6:2 an ‘ea [a Whether nied chen element atond to thow eciod nee be pared fee 69 and 1810 (0 Thea wpe we tes ele) (When ough ter tan ond ent ae ‘suede 103) U1 Whether the mod of ak ees be tried ou ont naar uber te sete ‘tr ly caren wet ne t2 an UG) Whether he daa tt ei, oto Mmtatinipcenul nce’ Wola eons prt reied te 18 ed 8) th Wn eins non eset sings SD teed e183 (Weta viendon of etd prt post Stove routed e138) Gh orchestra pct stated tem iabe antler i letobe ted inden By Nia is ee bpd used ot sitvtnecnret noted ml coo fe Shae th Ut wheter marking requemans in scone wth Hd aera oe ton 3 Designation The tubes shall be designated by the number and Part of this British Standard, ie, BS 3059 : Part 2, from table 1 by he referancemichindentes the method of manute¢ (see clause 6), the tolerance class (see 10.2) and, from <. table 2, by a umber which indicates the type of ste! Table 1. Method of manufacture of tube, tolerance class and reference Muthod of manufasture and Seamless, class 1 st Seamless, class 2 2 Electric resistance welded, class | ERW1 Electric resistance welded, class 2 | ERW2 Cold finished electric resistance ‘welded cew i Cold finishes seamiess (applicable only to austenitic stainless stael types) crs “Tolerance clas i not applicable to CEW and CFS.