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Differences and connections between steel pipe materials
I. Carbon Steel Pipe
Carbon steel pipe is one of the most common steel pipe materials, which is widely used in construction, manufacturing and other fields due to its low price, high strength and good corrosion resistance. The main components of carbon steel pipe are carbon and iron, of which the carbon content is 0.06%~2.1%. Carbon steel pipe can be divided into three kinds of low carbon steel, medium carbon steel, high carbon steel, its strength and hardness with the increase of carbon content.
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Square and rectangular steel pipe
Square and rectangular pipe, is a term for square and rectangular pipes, that is, steel pipes with equal and unequal side lengths. It is a strip of steel rolled after a process. Generally, the strip steel is unwrapped, flattened, crimped and welded to form a round tube, which is then rolled into a square tube and then cut to the required length.
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High Steel Grade Line Pipe
The production of high steel grade line pipe is based on a micro-alloying heating process.
Heat treatment process of high steel grade line pipe
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Multi-wire submerged arc welding technology for LSAW pipes
As the core process of straight seam steel pipe production is welding, especially for high quality oil and gas steel pipe, the quality requirement is high and the welding quantity is large, so it is required to improve the welding efficiency as much as possible while ensuring the excellent welding quality. The straight straight seam steel pipe weld length is large (usually a single length of about 12m) and the weld is in a horizontal position, thus giving rise to the application and development of multi-wire submerged arc welding.
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LSAW Pipe vs SSAW Pipe
1. Advantages of LSAW steel pipe:
(1) LSAW steel pipe manufacturing using the tube expansion process residual stress is close to zero without the "Bauschinger" effect.
SSAW steel pipe due to the existence of molding stress in the manufacturing, resulting in the occurrence of the "Bauschinger" effect, it is necessary to use the steel to improve the production of a strength level, for example, with the X07 steel to produce X56 welded pipe. In addition, the existence of welding stress will lead to pipeline stress corrosion. China's more than 8000 kilometers of SSAW in the use of twenty years, due to the occurrence of stress corrosion and the destruction of the accident up to l ~ 2 times / year.
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How are steel pipes categorized according to production methods and materials?
With the development of modern industry and the degree of automation, industrial quality inspection and control requirements are increasingly high, steel pipe is the most common products in industrial inspection.
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Differences between ERW and EFW
ERW is the first letter of the abbreviation for Electric resistance welding.
EFW that is, Electric fusion welding Electric fusion welding of the first letter of the acronym
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Duplex Stainless Steel vs Austenitic Stainless Steel
There are two main types of stainless steel: duplex stainless steel and austenitic stainless steel. But what are the differences between austenitic and duplex stainless steel? We will explain the differences between these two categories of stainless steel from three aspects in this passage.
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Duplex Stainless Steel Grades
Duplex stainless steel(DSS) has a higher chromium content of 20–28%; higher molybdenum up to 5%, lower nickel up to 9%, and 0.05–0.50% nitrogen in compare with austenitic stainless steel. Duplex stainless steel material is an ideal selection in the aspect of resistance against pitting corrosion. The resistance against pitting corrosion is characterized by the pitting resistance equivalence number, or PREN Number defined as follows:
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Anti-corrosion Technology of Seamless Steel Pipe
The anti-corrosion technology of seamless steel pipes is crucial to protect the pipes from corrosion and extend their service life, especially when they are exposed to corrosive environments. There are several common anti-corrosion technologies used for seamless steel pipes.
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