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1.4901Advanced creep-resistant martensitic steel equivalent to ASTM Grade 92 (P92/T92/F92). Improved version of P91 with 1.5-2.0% tungsten addition for 25-30% higher creep rupture strength. Currently the strongest commercially available steam pipe steel. Enables ultra-supercritical power plant operation up to 300 bar / 600°C. Used for main steam pipes, headers, and pressure components in the most advanced fossil power plants worldwide.
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