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13、y User.No further reproduction or distribution is permitted.Uncontrolled when printed.CONTENTSForeword.ivCommittee Roster.vCorrespondence With the B31 Committee.vi1Introduction.12Evaluation Methods.53Tables of Allowable Length of Corrosion.6Figures1.12-1Corrosion Pit Interaction Distances.71.13-1Hel
14、ically Oriented Corrosion Pattern.72.1-1Corrosion Parameters Used in Analysis.8Tables3-1Values of L for Pipe Sizes NPS 2 and NPS 6.93-1MValues of L for Pipe Sizes 60 mm and 168 mm O.D.93-2Values of L for Pipe Sizes NPS 6 and NPS 10.103-2MValues of L for Pipe Sizes 168 mm and 273 mm O.D.113-3Values o
15、f L for Pipe Sizes NPS 10 and NPS 16.123-3MValues of L for Pipe Sizes 273 mm and 406 mm O.D.133-4Values of L for Pipe Sizes NPS 16 and NPS 20.143-4MValues of L for Pipe Sizes 406 mm and 508 mm O.D.153-5Values of L for Pipe Sizes NPS 20 and NPS 24.163-5MValues of L for Pipe Sizes 508 mm and 610 mm O.
16、D.173-6Values of L for Pipe Sizes NPS 24 and NPS 30.183-6MValues of L for Pipe Sizes 610 mm and 762 mm O.D.193-7Values of L for Pipe Sizes NPS 30 and NPS 36.203-7MValues of L for Pipe Sizes 762 mm and 914 mm O.D.213-8Values of L for Pipe Sizes NPS 36 and NPS 42.223-8MValues of L for Pipe Sizes 914 mm and 1 066 mm O.D.233-9Values of L for Pipe Sizes NPS 42 and NPS 48.243-9MValues of L for Pipe Sizes 1 066 mm and 1 219 mm O.D.273-10Values of L for Pipe Sizes NPS 48 and NPS 52.303-10MValues of L fo