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Stainless Steel Pipe Lifespan
Due to its durability andrustresistance, stainless steel pipe is used in a wide range of industries including mining, oil, natural gas, automotive, and aviation. With proper care, stainless steel pipe can last for decades without showing any signs of corrosion or rust. But certain environmental factors can shorten its lifespan.
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Stainless Steel Pipe EN 10217-7
EN 10217-7 is the material standard for stainless steel welded tubes for pressure purposes. This standard specifies the technical delivery conditions in two test categories for welded tubes of circular cross-section made of austenitic and austenitic-ferritic duplex stainless steel which are applied for pressure and corrosion resisting purposes at room temperature, at low temperatures or at elevated temperatures.
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Stainless Steel Pipe ASTM A312 TP304
ASTM A312 TP304 is an austenitic alloy grade with excellent corrosion resistance, oxidizing media properties and excellent mechanical properties. A312 TP304 pipe can be processed by hot rolling or cold rolling process and can be produced in seamless, welded and ERW configurations to allow their use in different applications.
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Stainless Steel Pipe Advantages And Disadvantages
Stainless steel pipe has various uses, however, like all other pipes, stainless steel pipe has its advantages and disadvantages. In this article, let's take a closer look at the pros and cons of stainless steel pipe to determine if it's right for your project.
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Applications Of Slotted Pipe
Slotted pipe is processed from API tubing and casing, which refers to cutting out certain specifications of longitudinal or spiral straight and staggered slots in various ways. The slotted pipe is mainly used in oil exploration to prevent sand, decrease oil well repaired, increase oil wells strength, integrality and stability of keeping off sand.
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Carbon Steel Pipe VS Mild Steel Pipe
Mild steel is a type of carbon steel. Carbon steel is an alloy containing up to 2% carbon, while mild steel contains only 0.1%–0.3% carbon. One of the most common forms of mild and carbon steel is steel pipe, and while the two metals share similar properties and serve many of the same purposes, there are some key differences. In this article, we will discuss the difference between carbon steel pipe and mild steel pipe.
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JIS G3454 Carbon Steel Pipe
JIS G3454 specification covers different grades carbon steel pipes for pressure service at an approximate maximum temperature of 350℃. Continue reading to learn more.
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Carbon Steel Pipe VS Black Steel Pipe
At present, both carbon steel pipe and black steel pipe are widely used in various industries, but what is the difference between these two types of pipes? In this article, we will explore the differences between black steel pipe and carbon steel pipe.
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Carbon Steel Pipe Dimensions Chart
Carbon steel pipe is made from an alloy of iron and carbon. It’s a strong, durable material resistant to corrosion and oxidation. Because of its strength and ability to withstand stress, carbon steel pipe is used in a variety of heavy-duty industries. This text specifies carbon steel pipe sizes conform to ASME B36.10.
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What Is The Difference Between Carbon Steel And Galvanized Steel Pipe?
Carbon steel and galvanized steel are the most commonly used material types in the steel pipe market. To ensure you choose the best option for your project, let's see what is the difference between carbon steel and galvanized steel.
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