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  • Types of Pipes

    Types of Pipes

    Types of Pipes Pipes are classified into two groups: seamless pipes and welded pipes, based on the manufacturing method. Seamless pipes are formed in one step during rolling, but bent pipes require a welding process after rolling. Welded pipes can be classified into two types due to the shape of ...
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  • Types of steel used in pipes

    Types of steel used in pipes

    Types of steel used in pipes Carbon steel Carbon steel accounts for about 90% of total steel pipe production. They are made from relatively small amounts of alloying elements and often perform poorly when used alone. Since their mechanical properties and machinability are sufficiently good, they ...
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  • How is Pipe Used?

    How is Pipe Used?

    How is Pipe Used? Pipes are used in construction, transportation, and manufacturing. Different materials, design features, and manufacturing methods for steel pipes have evolved and vary depending on the application. Structural Uses Structural uses are generally associated with buildings and cons...
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  • ADVANTAGES OF STAINLESS STEEL PIPES

    ADVANTAGES OF STAINLESS STEEL PIPES

    ADVANTAGES OF STAINLESS STEEL PIPES All stainless steels must contain at least 10% chromium. The strength and durability of metal. Mainly due to the chromium content. It also includes varying amounts of carbon, manganese, and silicon. In some types, nickel and molybdenum are added depending on th...
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  • Welded Pipe Process

    Welded Pipe Process

    Welded Pipe Process   Electric Resistance Welding Process (ERW) Steel Pipe In the resistance welding process, pipes are produced by hot, and cold forming of a sheet of flat steel in a cylindrical geometry. Electric current then passes through the edges of the steel cylinder to heat the stee...
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  • CORROSION OF STAINLESS STEEL PRODUCTS

    CORROSION OF STAINLESS STEEL PRODUCTS

    CORROSION OF STAINLESS STEEL PRODUCTS Stainless steel is an alloy of iron containing at least 10.5% chromium. This chromium allows the formation of a very thin oxide layer on the metal surface, also known as the “passive layer” and gives stainless steel its distinctive shine. Passive ...
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