What are the recommended bolting material for offshore use especially subsea area?

Asked by palagianom 4 years, 1 month ago | 1 Answers

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ahaferssas 4 years, 1 month ago

Bolting material should meet the following minimum requirements: · All carbon steel bolts, studs, and nuts should be coated with Xylan (or similar approved coating) for corrosion protection. Electro-deposited Zinc Plating is an approved coating. The chosen coating is acceptable only if electrical continuity to the cathodically protected structure is confirmed with a test after assembly. · Bolts, studs, and nuts manufactured from carbon or alloy steel should not be used in subsea service at hardness levels exceeding 35 Rockwell C. · Bolts, studs and nuts for all structural components should satisfy all of the requirements of ASTM A 193/A 193M Gr B7, B7M, L7, or Grade 660 SS with a hardness not exceeding 35 Rockwell C, as specified in API SPEC 17D. · Bolts, studs, and nuts for pressure containing and pressure controlling equipment should satisfy the requirements of NACE MR0175.

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