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API 5CT N80 Casing Pipe
API 5CT N80 casing is a high-strength oil well tubing, including N80-1 and N80-Q. The minimum yield strength of N80 casing exceeds 758MPa, and the minimum tensile strength exceeds 689MPa, and it is mainly used in oil & gas, coalbed methane exploitation and geothermal wells.
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EN 10217-1 P235TR1 Welded Steel Pipe
EN 10217-1 specifies requirements for welded round tubes of unalloyed carbon steel for use at room temperature. Whereas EN 10217-1 P235TR1 welded steel pipes are mainly used for high temperature service applications. It is a carbon non-alloy steel used for primary forming into forged products.
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ASTM A135 VS A53 Welded Steel Pipe
Welded steel pipe is formed by rolling a sheet into a tube and then welding the seam, with tighter dimensional tolerances and lighter weight. ASTM A53 is standard specification for black and hot-dipped, zinc-coated, welded and seamless steel pipe. ASTM A135 is standard specification for electric-resistance-welded steel pipe. The following will talk about differences between them.
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API 5L X70 PSL1 VS PSL2
API 5L x70 pipes are used in pipeline transportation systems in the oil and gas industry. It includes two product specification levels, PSL1 and PSL2, and there are differences in chemical composition and mechanical properties between the two.
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API 5L X70 Pipe
API 5L X70 contains two product specification levels: PSL1 and PSL2. API 5L X70 pipe is known for its non-combustibility and at the same time, it also has high corrosion resistance. API 5L Gr X70 covers both seamless and welded (ERW, SAW) types of fabrication, and the products covered are all suitable for oil and gas transmission.
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API 5L X60 Pipe
API 5L X60 covers seamless (hot and cold rolled) and ERW, LSAW, SSAW (HSAW) welded fabrication types. API 5L X60 pipe is not only flame and impact resistant, but also highly resistant to acids, especially hydrogen sulfide. Read on to get more information aboutAPI 5L X60 pipe.
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What’s The Difference Between API X42 And X52 Pipe?
API 5L X52 steel is a steel grade commonly used in the petroleum industry, it is a higher strength steel grade than X42 and is often used in high pressure applications. X42 and X52 pipes are widely used in oil and gas industries. Each grade of API 5L X42 line pipe and API 5L X52 line pipe (seamless and welded) has two product specifications, PSL1 and PSL2. This article will talk about the differences between them.
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API 5L X65 Pipe
API 5L X65 pipe is a high level grade pipe in API 5L specifications, commonly used for natural gas, water and oil transportation. There are two levels of X65 pipes, PSL1 and PSL2, but both levels have different requirements, and even the material composition is different.
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API 5L X52 PSL2 Pipe
API 5L X52 grade has 2 specification levels: PSL1 and PSL2. PSL1 is the most common and standard specification level. But in industries and applications such as wind energy, offshore, oil and gas, and shipbuilding, the higher specification standard PSL 2 is required.
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ASTM A795 VS A53
ASTM A53 standard is used for carbon steel pipe in the oil & gas and other process sectors. ASTM A795 is a standard specification for carbon steel pipe specifically for fire sprinkler systems. Continue reading to learn more about them.
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