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Alland Steel · Boiler Steel Pipe

Boiler Steel Pipes — Seamless Tubes for Medium & High-Pressure Service

Boiler steel pipes are engineered to carry high-temperature, high-pressure steam and water in power generation, petrochemical and industrial boilers. Depending on service severity, materials range from cost-effective carbon steel for medium-pressure systems to Cr-Mo alloy steels with excellent creep strength and oxidation resistance for high-pressure, high-temperature duty. Seamless hot-rolled or cold-drawn manufacturing with grade-appropriate heat treatment ensures dimensional accuracy, pressure integrity and long service life.

Product: Boiler Steel Pipe (Seamless) Pressure: Medium / High-Pressure Standards: ASTM A179 · A192 · A209 · A210 · A213 · A335 · DIN 17175 · JIS G3461/G3462 · EN 10216-2 Grades: A179 / A192 / A210 / A213 (T11/T22/T91) / A335 (P11/P22/P91) Size: OD 10–762 mm · WT 1–50 mm · L 5–12 m Process: Seamless hot-rolled / cold-drawn

Manufactured for power, petrochemical, and industrial boiler systems handling steam and hot water under pressure.

Meets ASTM/ASME, DIN, JIS, and EN standards covering medium to high-pressure service classes.

Available in carbon and Cr-Mo alloy steels with normalized, tempered, or annealed heat treatments.

Inspected by hydrostatic, NDT (UT/ET), tensile, hardness, and dimensional tests to ensure long-term reliability.

Boiler Steel Pipes — High-Temperature Strength & Pressure Integrity

Outside Diameter Common 10–762 mm (per standard; extended OD possible for A213/A335 piping)
Wall Thickness Common 1–50 mm (ordered by OD×WT; Schedule values for reference; DIN up to ≈ 80 mm)
Length 5–12 m (typ. 5.8 / 6 / 11.8 / 12 m); custom lengths on request
Material Types Carbon steel (A179 / A192 / A210) · Alloy steel Cr-Mo (A209 / A213 / A335)
Manufacturing Seamless hot-rolled / cold-drawn; bright finish available for cold-drawn tubes
Heat Treatment Normalized / tempered / annealed (grade-dependent)
Standards ASTM A179 · A192 · A209 · A210 · A213 · A335 · DIN 17175 · JIS G3461/G3462 · EN 10216-2 — size/WT limits vary by grade; confirm per inquiry
Ends Plain / beveled; end caps; beveling & facing on request
  • High-Temp Capability: Cr-Mo alloy grades designed for ≥ 450 °C high-pressure service with creep strength.
  • Oxidation & Corrosion Resistance: Grade-dependent resistance for boiler atmospheres and process media.
  • Pressure Integrity: Seamless construction + hydrostatic & NDT qualification for leak-tight performance.
  • Dimensional Accuracy: Cold-drawn tubes offer tight tolerances and smooth finish for efficient heat transfer.
  • Flexible Supply: Cut-to-length, beveling, UT/ET, mechanical tests, EN 10204 3.1 material certificates available.
Documentation & Services PMI · flattening/flaring · hardness · UT/ET · hydro · MTC EN 10204 3.1 · beveling/capping · protective packing

Description

Medium-pressure boiler systems typically use carbon steel (e.g., ASTM A179/A192/A210) for reliable strength at temperatures up to ~450 °C. For high-pressure and higher-temperature duty, Cr-Mo alloy steels (e.g., ASTM A209/A213/A335) provide improved creep strength, thermal stability and oxidation resistance, enabling long-term operation in superheaters, reheaters and high-stress boiler circuits. Grade selection balances pressure/temperature windows, fabrication needs and corrosion environment.

Pipes are produced as seamless hot-rolled or cold-drawn tubes, followed by grade-appropriate heat treatment (normalized / tempered / annealed) to achieve specified mechanical properties. Quality controls include chemical analysis, tensile / yield / elongation, hardness limits, flattening / flaring, hydrostatic testing, and NDT such as ultrasonic or eddy-current. Dimensional inspection and surface checks ensure tolerance compliance; full traceability and EN 10204 3.1 certificates are available.

  • Broad material portfolio from carbon to Cr-Mo alloys to match medium- and high-pressure boiler duty.
  • Grade-dependent creep strength and oxidation resistance for sustained high-temperature service.
  • Seamless construction, tight dimensional control and verified pressure integrity.
  • Comprehensive NDT + mechanical testing program; documented traceability and certificates.
  • Flexible supply with cut-to-length, beveling and export-grade protective packing.
ManufacturingSeamless hot-rolled / cold-drawn
Size Range (OD)10 – 762 mm (extended OD possible for certain A213 / A335 piping)
Wall Thickness (WT)1 – 50 mm (DIN up to ≈ 80 mm)
Length5 – 12 m (typ. 5.8 / 6 / 11.8 / 12 m); custom available
Heat TreatmentNormalized / tempered / annealed (per grade)
EndsPlain / beveled; caps & beveling on request
TestingHydrostatic; UT / ET; tensile / yield / elongation; hardness; flattening / flaring; dimensional
CertificatesEN 10204 3.1; PMI & additional testing on request
StandardDescription / Typical Grades
ASTM A179Seamless low-carbon steel tubes for heat exchangers / condensers; low-to-medium pressure / temperature.
ASTM A192Seamless carbon steel boiler / superheater tubes for high-pressure service.
ASTM A209Seamless carbon-molybdenum alloy steel (T1 / T1a); boilers / superheaters, moderate-to-high temperature.
ASTM A210Seamless medium-carbon steel boiler / superheater tubes (A1 / C); medium pressure.
ASTM A213Seamless ferritic / austenitic alloy steel boiler, superheater & heat-exchanger tubes (e.g., T11 / T22 / T91); high-temperature.
ASTM A335Seamless ferritic alloy steel piping (e.g., P11 / P22 / P91) for high-temperature service.
DIN 17175Seamless tubes for elevated temperatures in boiler installations & pressure vessels (e.g., St35.8 / 15Mo3).
JIS G3461Carbon steel tubes for boilers & heat exchangers (e.g., STB340); low-to-medium pressure.
JIS G3462Alloy steel tubes for boilers & heat exchangers (e.g., STBA22); high-temperature / high-pressure.

Note: Size / thickness limits vary by standard and grade; final selection per design code and inquiry.

Specifications Sheet

The following table lists standard nominal pipe sizes (NPS) and wall thickness (Schedule) in accordance with ASME B36.10 / B36.19. Alland Steel manufactures seamless boiler and alloy steel pipes conforming to ASTM A179, A192, A210, A213, and A335 standards, covering both tube and piping dimensions for medium- and high-pressure service.

Boiler Steel Pipe Dimensions and Schedule Thickness Table — ASME B36.10/B36.19

Main Applications

Boiler steel pipes are used to convey high-temperature and high-pressure steam and water in power generation, petrochemical and industrial boiler systems. Depending on the service conditions, carbon steel grades are used for medium-pressure operation, while Cr-Mo alloy steels are selected for high-pressure and high-temperature duty, ensuring strength, creep resistance and long-term reliability.

Power Station Boilers

Used in waterwall, superheater, reheater and economizer sections for steam generation and circulation.

Petrochemical Process Heaters

Cr-Mo alloy grades applied in refinery and petrochemical heater coils operating under severe thermal conditions.

Heat Exchangers & Condensers

Low- and medium-pressure carbon steel tubes (A179/A192) used for efficient heat transfer and compact design.

Power & Utility Piping

Steam and feedwater piping in power plants requiring precise tolerance and high integrity under cyclic pressure.

Industrial Boilers & HRSG Units

Applied in high-efficiency and waste-heat recovery systems for continuous operation and temperature cycling.

Advantages

  • High-Temperature Strength: Cr-Mo alloy grades designed for sustained service at ≥ 450 °C with excellent creep resistance.
  • Corrosion & Oxidation Resistance: Suitable for steam atmospheres, flue gas and process media depending on grade.
  • Seamless Reliability: Hot-rolled or cold-drawn manufacturing ensures uniform wall thickness and structural integrity.
  • Dimensional Precision: Cold-drawn finish provides tight tolerance and smooth inner surface for efficient heat exchange.
  • Comprehensive QC: Hydrostatic, UT/ET, mechanical tests, full traceability and EN 10204 3.1 certificates available.

Packing & Transportation

Boiler steel pipes are packed to prevent corrosion, deformation and end damage during handling and shipment, ensuring safe delivery to site.

  • Bundle or Frame Packing: Pipes bundled with steel straps or wooden frames; ends capped and coated with anti-rust oil, wrapped in plastic or woven fabric.
  • Container Shipment: For lengths up to 6 m (20′) or 12 m (40′ HC); smaller tubes can be crated or palletized for protection.
  • Bulk / Breakbulk Transport: For large OD or heavy bundles; placed on wooden saddles, covered with multilayer wrapping and labeled with markings and certificates.