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ASTM A352 Grade LCC Valve

Low Temperature Carbon Steel LCC

ASTM A352 Grade LCC is the standard cast carbon-manganese steel for valve bodies in low-temperature service down to -46°C (-51°F).

Form

Cast

Max Temp

+345°C (+650°F)

Min Temp

−46°C (−51°F)

Category

Carbon Steel

Chemical Composition — ASTM A352 Grade LCC

C ≤ 0.25%, Mn 0.50–1.20%, Si ≤ 0.60%, P ≤ 0.030%, S ≤ 0.030%. Impact tested at −46°C.

Temperature Range

−46°C to +345°C (−51°F to +650°F)

Maximum Temperature

+345°C (+650°F)

Minimum Temperature

−46°C (−51°F)

Equivalent Grades — ASTM A352 Grade LCC

StandardEquivalent Grade
ASTMA352 LCC
ENGP240GH / 1.0619 (approx)
BSLT20 (approx)

Suitable Services

LNG terminals and LNG storage tank valves

LPG and propane storage and transfer

Ethylene and propylene plants

Cryogenic air separation units (ASU)

Cold-climate oil and gas pipelines (Alaska, Siberia, Northern Canada, Norway)

CO₂ sequestration and cold CO₂ gas service

Not Suitable For

Temperatures below −46°C — use A352 LCB (to −60°C) or SS316 for colder service

Strong acids or corrosive fluids — carbon steel has no inherent corrosion resistance

H₂S service — requires NACE MR0175 hardness control

Valve Body Applications

Gate valve bodies for cryogenic and low-temperature service

Ball valve bodies for LNG terminal isolation valves

Globe valve bodies for LPG, propane, and refrigeration service

Check valve bodies for cold-weather pipeline installations

Trim Applications

LCC trim not recommended — trim is typically SS316 or 13Cr with Stellite overlay

Typical Valve Types in ASTM A352 Grade LCC

Gate valves: ASME Class 150–1500, low-temperature service

Ball valves: LNG isolation service, ASME Class 150–900

Globe valves: LPG and refrigerant service

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