Invention Grant
- Patent Title: Cryogenic pressure vessels formed from low-carbon, high-strength 9% nickel steels
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Application No.: US17312645Application Date: 2019-11-21
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Publication No.: US12146211B2Publication Date: 2024-11-19
- Inventor: George Jay Fraley , Frederick Fletcher
- Applicant: ArcelorMittal
- Applicant Address: LU Luxembourg
- Assignee: ArcelorMittal
- Current Assignee: ArcelorMittal
- Current Assignee Address: LU Luxembourg
- Agency: Davidson Kappel LLC
- Priority: WOPCT/IB2018/060323 20181219
- International Application: PCT/IB2019/060019 WO 20191121
- International Announcement: WO2020/128681 WO 20200625
- Main IPC: C22C38/48
- IPC: C22C38/48 ; C21D1/18 ; C21D6/00 ; C21D9/46 ; C22C38/00 ; C22C38/02 ; C22C38/04 ; C22C38/06 ; C22C38/44 ; C22C38/46

Abstract:
A cryogenic pressure vessel of formed of an ASTM A553 Type 1 cryogenic steel alloy including in wt. %: C: 0.01-0.04; Mn: up to 2.0; P: up to 0.02; S: up to 0.15; Si: up to 1.0; Ni: 7-11; Cr: up to 1.0; Mo: up to 0.75; V: up to 0.2; Nb: up to 0.1; Al: up to 0.1; and N: up to 0.01. The steel alloy may have an ultimate tensile strength of at least 900 MPa, a total elongation of at least 20%; a microstructure including between 5 and 20 area % reverted austenite and the remainder tempered martensite; a transverse Charpy impact energy of at least 27 J at −196° C.; and a lateral expansion of at least 0.381 mm at −196° C.
Public/Granted literature
- US20220064767A1 CRYOGENIC PRESSURE VESSELS FORMED FROM LOW-CARBON, HIGH-STRENGTH 9% NICKEL STEELS Public/Granted day:2022-03-03
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