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DIN Standards Committee Water Practice

Overview

The EN 10217-1 to -7 series of standards contains the technical delivery conditions for electrically welded and submerged arc welded pipes with circular cross-sections made of unalloyed, alloyed and stainless steels. They are used as pressure-retaining components in plant and power plant construction. Examples of applications are: Tubes in heat exchangers (Part 2 and Part 5), tubes for elevated and lower temperatures (Part 3), tubes for low temperatures (Part 4 and Part 6), stainless tubes for the food and chemical industry (Part 7). Since liquids/gases often flow through the pipes under high pressure and therefore the liquids/gases pose a considerable hazard potential, the pipes standardized here are subject to the European Pressure Equipment Directive. Pipes complying with these harmonized standards are generally supplied with a CE mark. The concept of EN 10217-1 to -7 has been retained with the second edition compared with the previous edition of this standard. Part 5 of the series of standards has been mainly editorially revised with regard to the references and harmonization with the PED. Digital radiographic testing is now permitted for testing the weld seam. The committee NA 021-00-09-04 UA "Rohre aus warmfesten oder kaltzähen Stählen" ("Creep-resisting tubes and tubes with low temperature properties") at DIN is responsible for Part 5.

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Responsible national committee

NA 021-00-09-04 UA - Creep-resisting tubes and tubes with low temperature properties  

Responsible european committee

CEN/TC 459/SC 10 - Steel tubes, and iron and steel fittings