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FAQ

Can galvanized pipe be welded with seamless steel tube? What should I do to connect?

See the galvanized pipe and seamless steel pipe steel that differences in how if the difference is too large then the steel used for two kinds of materials for welding requirements is not the same, do not recommend direct welding, low pressure can be used in high voltage wire, welding on both sides of the same material flange with flange connection.

There are several types of coatings used for steel pipes, including epoxy coatings, polyethylene coatings, fusion bonded epoxy coatings, and zinc coatings. Each type of coating offers different benefits and is used for specific applications to protect the steel pipes from corrosion and improve their durability.

How can two smooth steel pipes be joined? The size of the two pipe is different (except for welding)

Butt fastener: used for connecting two steel pipe jointsThin-walled stainless steel pipe, the national standard consists of three parts, respectively on the thin stainless steel pipe connection, the sealing ring of raw materials of various specifications of O type thin wall stainless steel pipe diameter and wall thickness of pipe and rubber have clear requirements, in order to ensure the quality of the whole pipeline, pipeline safety and guarantee system durability. The connection mode is clamp type and ring type.

Steel pipes play a crucial role in the mining and extraction of minerals. They are widely used in various mining operations to transport water, slurry, and other fluids, as well as to provide structural support and ventilation in underground mines. One of the primary uses of steel pipes in mining is for transporting water or slurry. Water is essential in the mining process for various purposes, such as dust suppression, ore processing, and site rehabilitation. Steel pipes are used to create a network of pipelines that transport water from a source, such as a dam or reservoir, to different areas within the mine site. Similarly, slurry, a mixture of water and crushed minerals, is often transported through steel pipes to processing plants or tailings dams. Steel pipes also play a critical role in providing structural support in underground mines. Underground mining operations require tunnels and shafts to access valuable mineral deposits. These tunnels and shafts need to be reinforced to withstand the immense pressure exerted by the surrounding rock and prevent collapses. Steel pipes are used as support structures, such as roof bolts and rock bolts, to reinforce the walls and roofs of these underground excavations, ensuring the safety of miners and the stability of the mine structure. Additionally, steel pipes are used for ventilation systems in underground mines. Proper ventilation is vital in mining to ensure a constant supply of fresh air, remove harmful gases, and control temperature and humidity levels. Steel pipes are used to create ventilation shafts and ducts that facilitate the flow of air throughout the mine. This helps maintain a safe and healthy working environment for miners by preventing the buildup of toxic gases, dust, and heat. In summary, steel pipes are indispensable in the mining and extraction of minerals. They are used for transporting water, slurry, and other fluids, providing structural support in underground mines, and facilitating ventilation systems. Without steel pipes, the efficient and safe extraction of minerals from mines would be significantly hindered.

Yes, steel pipes are suitable for potable water supply. They are durable, resistant to corrosion, and can handle high water pressure, making them a reliable choice for transporting drinking water.

What is the difference between the stainless steel pipe welded pipe and seamless pipe?

Grain size: usually, the grain size of the metal is related to the heat treatment temperature and the time at which the metal is kept at the same temperature. Therefore, the welded pipe and seamless tube annealing of the same grain size. If the minimum tube cold treatment, the grain size of the weld metal is smaller than the grain size, welding or grain size is the same.Strength: the strength of the pipeline in the composition of the alloy and alloy containing the same and the same heat treatment of seamless tube and seamed tube essentially consistent strength. After the tensile test and three-dimensional vibration test, tube tearing almost all occurred in the welding point or away from the heated area where. This is because there is little impurity in the weld and the nitrogen content is slightly higher, so the strength of the welded joint is better than that of other parts. However, the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Association believes that the seamed tube can withstand 85% of the allowable pressure, which is mainly due to improved welding equipment data collection prior to today. The provisions of ASME 100% completely under license by ultrasonic testing pressure tube. Similarly, Europe and Asia also stipulates that can ensure the quality of welding performance by eddy current test tube, the eddy current testing is subject to legal procedures and licensed institutions. Trent's eddy current test was approved by the Swedish power division. ASME believes the current loss is relatively small, high-quality performance based on the seamed tube.

The common grades of steel used in pipes include carbon steel, stainless steel, and alloy steel.

The different grades of steel used in manufacturing pipes are typically categorized based on their chemical composition and mechanical properties. Some common grades include carbon steel, stainless steel, alloy steel, and duplex steel. Each grade has its own unique characteristics and is chosen based on the specific requirements of the application, such as corrosion resistance, strength, and temperature resistance.