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Specifications


1.ASTM A106/A53 GR.B 
2.Outer diameter:10.3-194.4mm 
3.Wall thickness:6.5-59mm
4.Cer:ISO9001:2008,API


 

Seamless steel pipe                

 

(1) Standard: GB8163, ASTM A106/A53/API 5L

 

(2) Material: 10#, 20#, 16Mn, A106Gr.A/B/C,

 

(3)Specification: O.D: 21.3mm-711.2 mm
(4) W.T: 2.11mm-59.54mm

Technical Parameters of Seamless Steel Pipe

 

A53:  Chemical components and mechanical property

Stan-

dard 

Trade

 mark

Chemical componentsMechanical property
CSiMnP,SCuNiMoCrV

Tensile

Strength

Yield

Strength

Elongation

ASTM

 A53

A≤0.25/≤0.92≤0.05≤0.06≤0.40≤0.15≤0.40≤0.08≥330≥205≥29.5
B≤0.30/≤1.2≤0.05≤0.06≤0.40≤0.15≤0.40≤0.08≥415 ≥240≥29.5

 

A106: Chemical components and mechanical property

Stan-dard Trade mark Chemical components         Mechanical property   
 CSiMnP,S Cu Ni Mo Cr VTensile Strength 

Yield 

Strength

 Elongation

 ASTM 

A106

 ≤0.30 ≥0.100.29-1.06 ≤0.035 ≤0.40  ≤0.40≤0.15 ≤0.40 ≤0.08 ≥415 ≥240≥30  
 C≤0.35  ≥0.10 0.29-1.06≤0.035 ≤0.40 ≤0.40 ≤0.15  ≤0.40≤0.08   ≥485  ≥275 ≥30 

 

PSL 1: Chemical components and mechanical property

Class and SortChemical componentsMechanical property
C(Max)Mn(Max)P(Max)S(Max)Tensile Strength(Min)Yield Strength(Min)
A25CL I0.210.600.0300.03045.00031025.000172
CL II0.210.600.0300.030
A0.220.900.0300.03048.00033130.000207
B0.281.200.0300.03060.00041435.000241
X420.281.300.0300.03060.00041442.000290
X460.281.400.0300.03063.00043446.000317
X520.281.400.0300.03066.00045552.000359
X560.281.400.0300.03071.00049056.000386
X600.281.400.0300.03075.00051760.000414
X650.281.400.0300.03077.00053165.000448
X700.281.400.0300.03082.00056570.000483

 

Our catalog of Seamless steel pipe

 

 

itemmaterialstandard

specification

(OD*WT)mm

usage
alloy pipe

Cr5Mo. 15CrMo

13CrMo44

12Cr1MoV P22

T91,P91,P9,

T9 Wb36

GB5310-95 GB9948-88

ASTMA335/A335M

ASTMA213/213M

DIN17175-79

JISG3467-88

JISG3458-88
16-824*2-100

The seamless steal pipes

features resistance to

 high pressure, high/low temperature

and corrosion and is used in

the industries of petroleum, chemical

engineering and. Electric power

as well as boiler

High-pressure

boiler pipe

20G,A106,

ST 45

GB5310-95

ASTM A 106-99

DIN17175-79
14-630*2-80

Temperature-resistant

seamless steel pipe

far high-pressure boiler

Seamless pipes

for petroleum

20, 12CrMo,

15CrMo
GB9948-8810-530*1.5-36

Boiler pipes for refinery,

 heat-exchanging pipes,

seamless steel pipes for pipeline

High-pressure

Seamless pipes

 for fertilizer

making equipment

20, 16Mn,

Q345
GB6479-200018-530*3-40

Fertilizer making

equipment and pipe line

Low and medium-

pressure boiled pipe

10,20GB3087-199910-530*2-40

Over-heat pipe for low

 and medium pressure boiler,

boiling water pipe, locomotive

smoke pipe(big and small)

Fluid pipe20, Q345GB/T8163-19998-630*1.0-40Fluid feeding
Structural pipe

20, Q345 10,

20,35,45,

16Mn,Q345B

GB/T8162-19996-1020*1.5-100For common structure
Line pipeGr.BAPI60-630*1.5-40

Carrying gas, water or oil

 in the industries of

petroleum and natural gas

Hydraulic

 prop pipe

27SiMnGB/T17396-199870-377*9-40Hydraulic support and prop


Q: Material of welded steel pipe
GB/T3092-1993 (galvanized steel pipe for low pressure fluid delivery). Mainly used to transport water, gas, air, oil and heating, hot water or steam, etc. generally lower pressure fluid and other use tube. Its representative material is: Q235 grade a steel.GB/T14291-1992 (mine fluid conveying welded steel pipe). It is mainly used in mine pressure air, drainage and vertical seam gas welding pipe. Its representative material is Q235A, B grade steel.
Q: What are the different methods of pipe lining for steel pipes?
There are several different methods of pipe lining for steel pipes, each with its own unique features and benefits. These methods include: 1. Spray lining: In this method, a specially formulated coating is sprayed onto the interior surface of the steel pipe. The coating adheres to the pipe and forms a protective barrier against corrosion and chemical damage. Spray lining is relatively quick and cost-effective, making it a popular choice for smaller diameter pipes. 2. Cured-in-place pipe lining (CIPP): CIPP involves inserting a flexible liner into the steel pipe and then curing it in place using steam or hot water. This method creates a seamless and durable lining that restores the structural integrity of the pipe. CIPP is commonly used for larger diameter pipes and can be installed without the need for excavation. 3. Slip lining: Slip lining involves inserting a slightly smaller diameter pipe into the existing steel pipe. The annular space between the two pipes is then grouted or filled with a cementitious material. This method is effective in rehabilitating pipes with minor defects or damages and can significantly increase the pipe's lifespan. 4. Fold-and-form lining: In this method, a flexible liner is inserted into the steel pipe and then expanded to the pipe's diameter using a mechanical or hydraulic process. The liner is then folded and formed to fit the contours of the pipe before being cured in place. Fold-and-form lining is ideal for pipes with irregular shapes or bends. 5. Coating lining: Coating lining involves applying a protective coating to the interior surface of the steel pipe. The coating can be sprayed, brushed, or rolled onto the pipe's surface and provides a barrier against corrosion and chemical damage. This method is commonly used for large diameter pipes or pipes in harsh environments. Each of these methods has its own advantages and disadvantages, and the choice of the lining method will depend on factors such as pipe diameter, condition, budget, and project requirements. It is important to consult with a professional pipe lining contractor to determine the most suitable method for a specific steel pipe rehabilitation project.
Q: What are the advantages of using pre-fabricated steel pipes?
Using pre-fabricated steel pipes in various applications has several advantages. Firstly, these pipes offer a high level of durability and strength due to the robustness and resistance of steel to external forces. This makes them ideal for withstanding high pressure or heavy loads, resulting in a longer lifespan compared to other materials and reducing the need for frequent replacements and maintenance. Secondly, pre-fabricated steel pipes provide excellent corrosion resistance by being coated with protective layers like galvanization or epoxy, preventing rusting and corrosion. This is especially important in industries or environments where the pipes may come into contact with moisture, chemicals, or other corrosive substances. By utilizing pre-fabricated steel pipes, the risk of leaks, deterioration, or failure due to corrosion is significantly reduced. Another advantage of these pipes is their versatility and ease of installation. They are manufactured to precise specifications before being delivered to the site, allowing for quick and efficient installation. Their modular nature enables easy assembly, disassembly, and reconfiguration, making them suitable for a wide range of applications. Additionally, pre-fabricated steel pipes can be seamlessly integrated with other building components, reducing installation time and costs. Furthermore, pre-fabricated steel pipes are more environmentally friendly compared to other materials. Steel is highly recyclable, and using pre-fabricated pipes reduces the consumption of natural resources and energy required for production. The long lifespan of steel pipes also reduces waste generation and the need for frequent replacements, contributing to sustainability efforts. Lastly, pre-fabricated steel pipes offer cost advantages. Although the initial cost may be higher than some other materials, their durability and low maintenance requirements result in long-term cost savings. The reduced need for repairs, replacements, and maintenance, along with the ease of installation, lead to lower overall project costs and reduced downtime. In summary, the advantages of pre-fabricated steel pipes include durability, corrosion resistance, versatility, ease of installation, environmental friendliness, and cost-effectiveness. These benefits make them the preferred choice for various industries and applications.
Q: Are the welded and galvanized tubes the same weight?
There should be no difference in the weight of the same specifications for the welded pipe and galvanized pipe. The slight difference is that the galvanized pipe should be pickled before galvanizing and must digest some iron and then galvanized. The difference depends on the difference in the process. So the theoretical calculations are the same.
Q: What is the difference between steel pipe and PVC pipe?
Both steel pipe and PVC pipe are commonly utilized materials for plumbing and other construction purposes; however, they possess several distinct dissimilarities. To begin with, the materials themselves differ. Steel pipe is manufactured from a blend of iron and carbon, known as steel. This material is renowned for its robustness and durability, rendering it appropriate for high-pressure applications and subterranean installations. Conversely, PVC (polyvinyl chloride) pipe is crafted from a type of plastic called PVC. PVC pipe is characterized by its lightweight nature, flexibility, and ease of handling, making it a favored choice for residential plumbing and irrigation systems. Next, the installation process varies. Steel pipe necessitates skilled labor and specialized tools for cutting, threading, and welding. It frequently involves a complex installation procedure, particularly for larger pipe sizes. Conversely, PVC pipe can be effortlessly cut with a saw or specialized pipe cutter and joined together utilizing solvent cement or threaded fittings. This renders PVC pipe more suitable for DIY projects and simpler installations. Moreover, steel pipe incurs greater costs compared to PVC pipe. Steel is a pricier material, and the manufacturing process for steel pipe is more intricate, entailing multiple steps and additional materials. PVC pipe, as a plastic-based material, is generally less expensive and more cost-effective, particularly for smaller diameter applications. In terms of performance, steel pipe possesses greater tensile strength, can endure higher levels of pressure, and exhibits greater resistance to temperature fluctuations, rendering it ideal for heavy-duty and industrial applications. Conversely, PVC pipe possesses lower tensile strength but is resistant to corrosion, chemicals, and scale buildup. PVC pipe is commonly employed in residential plumbing, irrigation systems, and other non-industrial applications. To summarize, the primary disparities between steel pipe and PVC pipe revolve around the materials used, installation processes, costs, and performance characteristics. While steel pipe is sturdier and more suitable for heavy-duty applications, PVC pipe is lighter, easier to install, and more cost-effective for residential and non-industrial purposes.
Q: Is hot dipped plastic pipe steel?
The hot dipped plastic steel pipe is a steel pipe, and it is made of special antiseptic treated composite steel pipe.
Q: What is the maximum bending radius for steel pipes?
The maximum bending radius for steel pipes depends on various factors, such as the pipe diameter, wall thickness, and the type of steel used. Generally, larger diameter pipes with thicker walls have a larger maximum bending radius. However, it is important to follow industry standards and guidelines to ensure the structural integrity of the pipe is maintained during the bending process. Consulting the manufacturer's specifications or referring to relevant codes and standards, such as the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) B31.1 or B31.3, can provide specific information on the maximum bending radius for steel pipes in different applications.
Q: What are the different grades of steel used for manufacturing pipes?
The different grades of steel used for manufacturing pipes vary depending on their intended applications. Some common grades include carbon steel, stainless steel, and alloy steel. Carbon steel is commonly used for general-purpose piping due to its affordability and strength. Stainless steel is preferred for corrosive environments or high-temperature applications due to its resistance to corrosion. Alloy steel, on the other hand, offers improved strength and durability and is often used for specialized applications such as oil and gas pipelines.
Q: Can steel pipes be used for compressed air systems?
Yes, steel pipes can be used for compressed air systems. Steel pipes are commonly used due to their durability, corrosion resistance, and ability to withstand high pressure. However, it is important to ensure that the steel pipes are properly sized and installed to meet the specific requirements of the compressed air system.
Q: What is PE coated steel pipe? Seek explanation
The appearance of the native HDPE is milky white and is somewhat translucent in the narrow cross section. PE has excellent properties that are resistant to most life and industrial chemicals. Polyethylene (PE) pipe due to its unique advantages and is widely used in building water supply, drainage, underground drainage pipe, building heating, gas pipelines, electrical and telecommunications, industrial protective casing pipes, agricultural pipes etc.. The utility model is mainly used for urban water supply, urban gas supply and farmland irrigation.

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