Maximum Temp. that a 2 NPT (Pipe Thread) can withstand.

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The maximum temperature that a 2" NPT (National Pipe Thread) can withstand is primarily determined by the material of the pipe rather than the threading itself. For stainless steel, the temperature rating is significantly higher compared to carbon steel, which has a much lower maximum temperature threshold. Users should refer to specific material charts to ascertain the exact temperature ratings for their applications, especially when dealing with hot gas transport.

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Maximum Temp. that a 2" NPT (Pipe Thread) can withstand.

Hello Forum
I have a question related to Pipe threads. Does anybody know the maximum temp. a NPT Thread i.e,( National Pipe Thread) can withstand on a 2" piping without compromising its performance. It has 11-1/2 TPI (Threads Per inch)
Any references, vendors, personal experiences that can help. The pipe carries 'hot gas' in it.

Thanks in advance
---Pipingguy
 
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I would say it depends more on the material than the fact that the material is threaded.
 


It depends on the material of construction of the pipe...

Is it stainless steel? Temp rating will be high

Carbon Steel? It will be a lot lower.

Then you can look up a chart that will tell you the max temperature rating.
 

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