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ASTM A213 Stainless Steel Seamless Tube
ASTM A213/ASME SA213 covers low alloy steel pipes and minimum-wall-thickness, seamless ferritic and austenitic steel, boiler and super-heater tubes and austenitic steel heat-exchanger tubes, designated Grades TP304,TP304H,TP304L,TP310S, TP310HCbN, TP316, TP316H, TP316L etc.
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Method for measuring hardness of carbon steel
When choosing a suitable method for measuring the hardness of carbon steel, you need to pay attention to the supply status of the steel and the requirements for measurement accuracy. Generally speaking, the indentation method is suitable for steel in the annealed or normal state, and the rebound method is suitable for steel in the cold drawn state. No matter which method is used, you need to pay attention to the measurement skills and the stability of the experimental environment in order to obtain accurate hardness values.
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Application of spiral steel pipe in ship manufacturing
Spiral steel pipe is a material widely used in shipbuilding. Its unique properties and wide application in shipbuilding make it a secret weapon in shipbuilding. Ship manufacturing is a complex project that has extremely high requirements on the quality and performance of materials, and spiral steel pipes have shown excellent performance in this regard.
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Causes of common defects in cold-drawn seamless steel pipes and their prevention and elimination methods
Cold-drawn seamless steel pipe is a common seamless steel pipe processing technology. Common defects mainly include surface cracks, internal defects, dimensional deviations, etc. The causes of these defects are relatively complex, but the occurrence rate of these defects can be effectively reduced through reasonable prevention and elimination methods.
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Does stainless steel need solution treatment after processing?
Under normal circumstances, stainless steel needs to be solution treated after processing to restore its performance and structure.
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How to properly bend galvanized pipe
The method of bending galvanized pipe depends on the desired bend angle, radius, and the need to maintain the integrity of the galvanized coating.
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ASTM A135 GR.A ERW Steel Pipe/tube
The ASTM A135 ERW steel pipes are intended for conveying gas, vapor, water or other liquid; only Grade A is adapted for flanging and bending. The selection of this ERW pipe for various applications depends on its dimensions, properties, and conditions of service. The pipe may be furnished either non-expanded or cold expanded at the option of manufacturer. When pipe is cold expanded, the amount of expansion shall not exceed 1.5% of the outside diameter of pipe size.
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Applications of welded steel pipes in construction and infrastructure construction
Welded steel pipes are widely used in construction and infrastructure construction and play an important role.
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API 5L X80 carbon welded steel pipe
API 5L X80 Pipe is a standardization for pipeline transportation systems within the rock oil, gas, water, and fossil fuel industries. API 5L-X80 steel is used in polar regions, wherever high toughness at low temperatures is needed.Product introduction API 5L X80 Pipe is a standardization for pipeline transportation systems within the rock oil, gas, water, and fossil fuel industries. API 5L-X80 steel is used in polar regions, wherever high toughness at low temperatures is needed.
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Description and Comparison of LSAW, SSAW, and ERW Pipes
In the world of steel pipes, different types are utilized for various applications, each with its unique characteristics and advantages. Three common types of steel pipes are Longitudinal Submerged Arc Welding (LSAW), Spiral Submerged Arc Welding (SSAW), and Electric Resistance Welding (ERW) pipes. Understanding the differences between these types is crucial for choosing the right pipe for your project. Let's delve into the descriptions and comparisons of LSAW, SSAW, and ERW pipes to shed light on their distinct features and applications.
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