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Reasons for bending of steel pipes
1. Uneven heating of steel pipe causes bending The steel pipe is heated unevenly, the temperature along the axial direction of the pipe is different, the structure transformation time is different during quenching, and the volume change time of the steel pipe is different, resulting in bending. 2...Read more -
Methods for forming and processing large-diameter steel pipes
Large-diameter steel pipes are also called large-diameter galvanized steel pipes, which refer to welded steel pipes with hot-dip plating or electro-galvanized layers on the surface of large-diameter steel pipes. Galvanizing can increase the corrosion resistance of steel pipes and extend their ser...Read more -
How to deal with different wall thicknesses of boiler steel pipes
When the thickness of the boiler steel pipe wall is different, compensation gaskets can be used to deal with it. 1. The thickness of the steel pipe wall can be thickened or thinned to achieve the required thickness. 2. When the steel pipe wall thickness is inconsistent, high-strength bolts and wa...Read more -
What are the differences between the surface processing of spiral steel pipes and stainless steel pipes
Original surface of stainless steel pipe: NO.1 The surface that is heat treated and pickled after hot rolling. Generally used for cold-rolled materials, industrial tanks, chemical industry equipment, etc., with thicker thicknesses ranging from 2.0MM-8.0MM. Blunt surface: NO.2D After cold rolling,...Read more -
Basic introduction to high-pressure boiler steel pipes
High-pressure boiler steel pipes: mainly used to manufacture high-quality carbon structural steel, alloy structural steel, and stainless heat-resistant steel seamless steel pipes for steam boiler pipes of high pressure and above. These boiler pipes are designed to work under high temperatures and...Read more -
The difference between submerged arc welded spiral steel pipe and straight seam high frequency welded steel pipe
Submerged arc welding spiral steel pipe uses continuous welding wire as the electrode and filler metal. During operation, the welding area is covered with a layer of granular flux. The large-diameter spiral tube arc burns under the flux layer, melting the end of the welding wire and part of the b...Read more