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  • Comparison of technical characteristics of spiral welded pipe and longitudinal welded pipe

    Comparison of technical characteristics of spiral welded pipe and longitudinal welded pipe

    Comparison of technical characteristics of spiral welded pipe and straight-seam welded pipe: ·Metallurgical properties of materials LSAW pipes are produced from steel plates, while spiral welded pipes are produced from hot-rolled coils. The rolling process of the hot strip steel mill has a series...
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  • Testing method of coated steel pipe

    Testing method of coated steel pipe

    A. Visual inspection Visually inspects the appearance quality of the coated steel pipe. B. Thickness measurement Take two cross-sections of different lengths from the two ends of the coated steel pipe, and measure the coating thickness at any four points on the circumference at right angles with ...
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  • Matters needing attention in use of thick-walled steel pipe

    Matters needing attention in use of thick-walled steel pipe

    The wall thickness can be called a thick-walled steel pipe. There are some doubts about this. It depends on the ratio of the outer diameter of the steel pipe to the wall thickness of the steel pipe. For example, a steel pipe with a diameter of 50 mm, 10 mm can be regarded as a thick-walled steel ...
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  • Production process of spiral steel pipe

    Production process of spiral steel pipe

    (1) Raw materials are strip steel coils, welding wires, and fluxes. Strict physical and chemical tests are required before investment. (2) Butt joint of strip steel head and tail, adopt single wire or double wire submerged arc welding, after coiling into steel pipe, adopt automatic submerged arc ...
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  • Longitudinal welded pipe anti-rust maintenance and inspection methods

    Longitudinal welded pipe anti-rust maintenance and inspection methods

    The longitudinal welded pipe has a simple production process, high production efficiency, low cost, and rapid development. The strength of spiral welded pipes is generally higher than that of straight seam welded pipes. A narrower blank can be used to produce welded pipes with larger pipe diamete...
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  • What is the difference between cold-drawn steel pipe and hot-rolled steel pipe

    What is the difference between cold-drawn steel pipe and hot-rolled steel pipe

    (1) The difference between hot working and cold working: hot rolling is hot working, and cold drawing is cold working. The main difference: is that hot rolling is rolling above the recrystallization temperature, cold rolling is rolling below the recrystallization temperature, and cold rolling is ...
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  • Anti-corrosion practices for buried steel pipes

    Anti-corrosion practices for buried steel pipes

    Pipe rust removal → Apply primer → Top coat → Second coat of top coat → Wrap glass silk cloth → Top coat → Top coat; Inner wall construction process: pipe rust removal → primer application → top coat → second top coat → third top coat 1. Pipe rust removal Before applying primer, the surface of th...
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  • Hot rolling and cold rolling technology of seamless steel tube

    Hot rolling and cold rolling technology of seamless steel tube

    Seamless steel pipes are made of steel ingots or solid tube billets through the perforation into capillary tubes and then made by hot rolling, cold rolling, or cold drawing. The specifications of seamless steel pipes are expressed in millimeters of outer diameter * wall thickness. Seamless steel ...
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  • Characteristics of Steel Structure Buildings

    Characteristics of Steel Structure Buildings

    1. The material has high strength and is lightweight The steel used in steel structures has high strength and high elastic modulus. Compared with concrete and wood, the ratio of its density to yield strength is relatively low. Therefore, under the same stress conditions, the steel structure has a...
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  • The difference between hot-dip galvanized steel pipe and cold-dip galvanized steel pipe

    The difference between hot-dip galvanized steel pipe and cold-dip galvanized steel pipe

    Hot-dip galvanizing pipe reacts molten metal with an iron matrix to produce an alloy layer, thereby combining the matrix and the coating. Hot-dip galvanizing is to pickle the steel pipe first. To remove the iron oxide on the surface of the steel pipe, after pickling, it is cleaned in an aqueous s...
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  • How to solve the deformation problem of spiral submerged arc welded steel pipes

    How to solve the deformation problem of spiral submerged arc welded steel pipes

    The spiral seam submerged arc welded steel pipe is rotated and drilled and begins to enter the soft formation. Under the action of the three-cone wheel, the drill bit first produces elastic shear deformation of the formation and then is removed under the pressure of the three-cone wheel. In the s...
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  • Method for preventing quenching cracks of medium and high carbon low alloy steel pipes

    Method for preventing quenching cracks of medium and high carbon low alloy steel pipes

    (A) If the entire steel pipe is cooled to the martensitic transformation stop temperature (Mf point) or lower by strong water quenching, quenching cracks will occur with high probability. (B) Since the cracks at the time of quenching cracking extend substantially in the axial direction of the ste...
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