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sales@abrasionresistantpipe.com
Tel.: +8621-3378-0199
Implement the relevant specifications such as GB3087, GB/T 5310, DIN17175, EN10216, ASME SA-106M, ASME SA192M, ASME SA209M, ASME SA -210M, ASME SA -213M, ASME SA -335M, JIS G 3456, JIS G 3461, JIS G 3462 and so on. Products will be used for the heating surface of high temperature boiler, economizer, header, superheater, reheater and for petrochemical industry etc.
Implement the relevant specifications such as GB3087, GB/T 5310, DIN17175, EN10216, ASME SA-106M, ASME SA192M, ASME SA209M, ASME SA -210M, ASME SA -213M, ASME SA -335M, JIS G 3456, JIS G 3461, JIS G 3462 and so on. Products will be used for the heating surface of high temperature boiler, economizer, header, superheater, reheater and for petrochemical industry etc.
Usage | Standard Specification | Steel Grade |
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Seamless Steel Tube for High Pressure Boiler | GB/T 5310 | 20G, 25MnG, 15MoG, 15CrMoG, 12Cr1MoVG, 12Cr2MoG, 15Ni1MnMoNbCu, 10Cr9Mo1VNbN |
High Temperature Seamless Carbon Steel Nominal Pipe | ASME SA-106/ SA-106M | B, C |
Seamless Carbon Steel Boil Pipe used for High Pressure | ASME SA-192/ SA-192M | A192 |
Seamless Carbon Molybdenum Alloy Pipe used for Boiler and Superheater | ASME SA-209/ SA-209M | T1, T1a, T1b |
Seamless Medium Carbon Steel Tube & Pipe used for Boiler and Superheater | ASME SA-210/ SA -210M | A-1, C |
Seamless Ferrite and Austenite Alloy Steel Pipe used for Boiler, Superheater and Heat Exchanger | ASME SA-213/ SA-213M | T2, T5, T11, T12, T22, T91 |
Seamless Ferrite Alloy Nominal Steel Pipe applied for High Temperature | ASME SA-335/ SA-335M | P2, P5, P11, P12, P22, P36, P9, P91, P92 |
Seamless Steel Pipe made by Heat-resistant Steel | DIN 17175 | St35.8, St45.8, 15Mo3, 13CrMo44, 10CrMo910 |
Seamless Steel Pipe for Pressure Application | EN 10216 | P195GH, P235GH, P265GH, 13CrMo4-5, 10CrMo9-10, 15NiCuMoNb5-6-4, X10CrMoVNb9-1 |
We usually call the steel used the temperature range -10 to -273℃ as low-temperature steel or cryogenic steel According to alloying element content and structure, cryogenic steels can be divided into: Aluminum killed C-Mn steel such as 06MnVTi, 06MnVal, 09Mn2Vre, 06MnNb steel, low alloy ferric body low-temperature steel 0.5Ni, 2.5Ni, 3Ni, 3.5Ni, etc., Martensiform low-temperature steels such as 9Ni, 5Ni steel, high alloy austenitic low-temperature steels such as 1Cr18Ni9Ti and 20Mn23Al and so on.
The effect of alloying elements in low-temperature steels mainly refers to its effect on the low-temperature toughness of steels:
Manganese can improve obviously the low-temperature toughness of steel. Manganese mainly exists in the form of solid solution in steel and plays the role of solid solution strengthening. In addition, manganese is an element that enlarges the austenite region and reduces the transformation temperature (A1 and A3). It is easy to obtain fine and ductile ferrite and pearlite grains, which can increase the maximum impact energy and significantly reduce the brittle transition temperature. In general, the Mn/C ratio should be equal to 3, which can not only reduce the brittle transition temperature of steel, but also compensate for the decrease of mechanical properties caused by the decrease of carbon content due to the increase of Mn content.
Nickel can alleviate the tendency of brittle transition and significantly reduce the temperature of brittle transition. The effect of nickel on improving the low-temperature toughness of steel is 5 times that of manganese, that is, the brittle transition temperature decreases by 10℃ with the increase of nickel content by 1%. This is mainly because of nickel with carbon, absorbed by the solid solution and reinforcement, nickel also makes a move to the left point of eutectoid steel eutectoid point to reduce the carbon content, reduce the phase transition temperature (A1 and A2), in comparison with the same carbon content of carbon steel, decrease in the number of ferrite and refining, pearlite populations (the carbon content of pearlite is also lower than carbon steel). The experimental results show that the main reason why nickel increases the toughness at low temperature is that nickel-containing steel has more movable dislocations at low temperature and is easier to cross slip. For example, medium alloy low carbon martensiform low-temperature steel 9Ni steel, has high low-temperature toughness, can be used for -196℃. The 5Ni steel developed on the basis of 9Ni steel has good low-temperature toughness at -162~-196℃.
With the increase of carbon content, the brittle transition temperature of steel increases quickly and the welding property decreases, so the carbon content of low-temperature steel is limited to less than 0.2%.
Phosphorus, sulfur, arsenic, tin, lead, antimony: these elements are not conducive to the low-temperature toughness of steel.
They segregate in the grain boundary, which reduces the surface energy and resistance of the grain boundary, and causes the brittle crack to originate from the grain boundary and extend along the grain boundary until the fracture is complete.
Phosphorus can improve the strength of steel, but it will increase the brittleness of steel, especially at low temperatures. The brittle transition temperature is obviously increased, so its content should be strictly limited.
O, H, N
These elements will increase the brittle transition temperature of steel. Deoxidized silicon and aluminum killed steels can improve the toughness at low temperatures, but because silicon increases the brittle transition temperature of steels, aluminum killed steels have a lower brittle transition temperature than silicon killed steels.
Steel Grade | GB(China) | ASME(USA) | DIN/EN(Euro) | JIS(Jpan) | Application |
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Carbon steel | 10 | A106 | St35.8 | STB340 | Economizer tube Water wall tube, pipeline, header pipe, Petrochemical furnace tube, heat exchange tube |
20 | SA-106B | St45.8 | STB410 | ||
20G | SA-106C | P235GH | STB510 | ||
20MnG | SA-192 | P265GH | |||
25MnG | SA-210A1 | ||||
Q345B/C/D/E | SA-210C | ||||
Mo steel | 15MoG | SA-209 T1 | 16Mo3 | 15Mo3 | Water wall tube Superheater tube Reheater tube |
20MoG | SA-209 T1a | 16Mo3 | |||
SA-209 T1b | |||||
Cr-Mo Steel | 12Cr1MoG | 12Cr1MoV | Superheater tube Reheater tube, Pipeline, Header pipe, Petrochemical furnace tube, Heat exchange tube |
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Cr-Mo-V steel | 12Cr2MoWVTiB | 14MoV63 | |||
Cr-Mo-Steel | 12CrMoG | T11/P11 | 10CrMo5-5 | STB20 | |
Cr-Mo-W Steel | 15CrMoG | T12/P12 | 12CrMo4-5 | STB22 | |
Cr-Mo Steel | 12Cr2MoG | T22/P22 | 10CrMo9-10 | STB23 | Superheater tube, Reheater tube, Main steam pipe, Pipleline, Header pip, Petrochemical furnace tube, Heat exchange tube |
Cr-Mo-W steel | 10Cr9Mo1VNbN | T23/P23 | 7CrWVMoNb9-6 | STB24 | |
10Cr9MoW2VNbBN | T24/P24 | 7CrMoVTIB10-10 | STB25 | ||
12Cr1Mo | T5/P5 | X10CrMoVNb9-1 | STB26 | ||
12Cr5Mol/NT | T9/P9 | X10CrWMoVNb9-2 | |||
12Cr9Mol/NT | T91/P91 | X11CrMo5+l/NT | |||
T92/P92 | X11CrMo9-1+l/NT | ||||
Carbon steel | 16MnDG | A333-1 | STPL380 | Tube & pipe for Low-temperature service | |
Ni steel | 10MnDG | SA-333-1 | STPL450 | ||
09DG | A333-6 | ||||
SA-333-6 | |||||
A333-3 | |||||
SA-333-3 | |||||
Austentic Stainless steel | --- | AP304 TP304H | --- | Superheater tube, Reheater tube | |
TP321 TP321H | |||||
TP347 TP347H | |||||
TP316 TP316H | |||||
S30432 TP310HCbN |
The production of our seamless pipes is tightly regulated and all of the pipes we stock have been fully tested to international standards to ensure we only supply the highest quality products.
Product name | Executive standard | Dimension (mm) | Steel code/ Steel grade |
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Black and Hot-dipped Zinc-coated Steel Pipes Seamless | ASTM A53 | 0.3-1200 x 1.0-150 | GR.A, GR.B, GR.C |
Seamless Carbon Steel for High Temperature Service | ASTM A106 | 10.3-1200 x 1.0-150 | GR.B, GR.C |
Seamless Cold-drawn Low-Carbon Steel Heat-Exchanger and Condenser Tubes | ASTM A179 | 10.3-426 x 1.0-36 | Low Carbon Steel |
Seamless Carbon Steel Boiler Tubes for High Pressure | ASTM A192 | 10.3-426 x 1.0-36 | Low Carbon Steel |
Seamless Cold-drawn Intermediate Alloy Steel Heat-exchanger and Condenser Tubes | ASTM A199 | 10.3-426 x 1.0-36 | T5, T22 |
Seamless Medium-carbon Steel Boiler and Superheater Tubes | ASTM A210 | 10.3-426 x 1.0-36 | A1, C |
Seamless Ferritic and Austenitic Alloy Steel Boiler, Superheater and Heat-exchanger Tubes | ASTM A213 | 10.3-426 x 1.0-36 | T5, T5b, T9 , T11, T22 ,T91 |
Seamless Carbon and Alloy Steel for Mechanical Tubing | ASTM A333 | 1/4"-42" x SCH20-XXS | Grade1 Gr. 3,Gr..6, Gr.8 , Gr. 9 |
Seamless Cold-drawn Carbon Steel Feedwater Heater Tubes | ASTM A556 | 10.3-426 x 1.0-36 | A2, B2 |
Round and shaped steel cold formed welded and seamless carbon steel structural pipe. | ASTM A500 | OD :10.3-820 x 0.8- 75 | Grade A, B, C, D |
Carbon and alloy steel mechanical tubing, either hot-finished or cold-finished | ASTM A519 | 10.3-426 x 1.0-36 | 1020, 1025, 4130, 4140 |
For seamless ferritic alloy-steel pipe for high-temperature service | ASTM A335 | 1/4"-42" x SCH20-XXS | A/SA 335 P1, P2, P11, P12, P15, P22, P91, P92, P122 |
Cold Drawn Seamless Mechanical Tubing (CDS) is a cold drawn 1018/1026 steel tube which offers uniform tolerances, enhanced machinability and increased strength and tolerances compared to hot-rolled products. Cold drawn steel tube is with hot-rolled steel coil as raw material, and tandem cold rolling pickled to remove oxide scale, its finished rolling hard roll, rolling hard volumes due to the continuous cold deformation caused by cold hardening strength, hardness increased indicators declined tough plastic, stamping performance will deteriorate, which can only be used for simple deformation of the parts. Rolling hard roll can be used as the raw material of the hot-dip galvanizing plant, hot dip galvanizing line set annealing line. Rolling hard roll weight is generally 6 to 13.5 tons, the coil diameter of 610mm.
Hot-rolled seamless steel pipe production base deformation process can be summarized as three stages: perforation, extension and finishing. The main purpose of the perforation process is to become a solid round billet piercing hollow shell. Capillary in the specifications, accuracy and surface quality can not meet the requirements of the finished product, further improvements are needed to deform the metal through. The main purpose of the stretching machine is further reduced sectional view (main compression wall) for a larger axial extension, so that the capillary improved dimensional accuracy, surface quality and organizational performance. After stretching machine rolled steel pipe shortage collectively need further molding mill in order to achieve the requirements of the finished pipe. Rolled steel due to pass in the method widely used in the production of seamless steel tubes. So far, due to the method pass rolling steel can be divided into two categories: core pension without rolling rolling (hollow body rolling), and with the mandrel. Sizing machines, reducing mill and stretch reducing mill belonging to the hole without mandrel type continuous rolling mills are generally coffin. Its main purpose is to reduce the diameter of the deformation process or sizing get finished steel, the wall thickness of process control, can make thinning, thickening or nearly unchanged. All the traditional hole-type rolling machine with mandrel belong to extend machine. The main purpose is to reduce the deformation process perforated capillary wall thickness and outer diameter roll passes in the deformation zone and the mandrel posed, for a larger axial extension. At the same time a certain improvement in the organization, performance, accuracy, surface quality.
Before cutting pipe and tubing No matter the material, measure the diameter of the pipe or tube to be cut to ensure that you use the right-size tube cutter for the job. When determining how to make a straight cut, use a tape measure and a pencil or other writing instrument to mark on the surface where you want to cut. If possible, mark around the circumference of a pipe, especially when cutting with a handsaw. Ensure that a cut is as straight as possible by securing the pipe with a vise, clamp, miter box or even duct tape to keep the length from shifting out of place while cutting. After cutting pipe and tubing
Geometrical inspection of steel pipes The outer diameter, wall thickness, bending and length of the steel pipe can be inspected on the inspection table with an outer caliper, a micrometer and a bending ruler, and a length tape measure.
Take seamless steel pipe as an example, there are some tolerances that affect quality. Noting this, and you will get a better pipe.
Weight tolerance
For pipe NPS 12 (DN300, 323.8mm) and under, the weight shall vary within -3.5% / +10%.
For pipe over NPS 12 (DN300, 323.8mm), the weight shall vary within -5% / +10%.
Pipe of NPS 4 (DN100, 114.3mm) and smaller may be weighed in convenient lots; pipe in sizes larger than NPS 4 shall be weighed separately.
Quantity tolerance
Normally mills take -10% to +10% tolerance, but TPMCSTEEL keeps ±3% variation.
Length tolerance
For Seamless pipe& tube, if definite cut lengths are ordered, the length shall vary within -0mm / +6mm.
Pipe types | Pipe Szie(mm) | Tolerances | |
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Hot rolled | OD | <50 | ±0.50mm |
≥50 | ±1% | ||
WT | <4 | ±12.5% | |
≥4-20 | +15%, -12.5% | ||
>20 | ±12.5% | ||
Cold drawn | OD | 6-10 | ±0.20mm |
10-30 | ±0.40mm | ||
30-50 | ±0.45 | ||
>50 | ±1% | ||
WT | <1 | ±0.15mm | |
>1-3 | + 15%, – 10% | ||
>3 | + 12.5%, – 10% |
Standard | Hot finished seamless tube | Cold flnished seamless tube | ||
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Out diameter (mm) | Tolerance | Out diameter (mm) | Tolerance | |
EN10216-1 | ≤100 | +/-0.75% (min.+/-0.5mm) | All | +/-0.5% |
EN10216-2 | (min. +/-0.30mm) | |||
DIN17175 | >100 | +/-0.90% | ||
GB/T 3087 | ≤460 | +/-0.75% (min.+/-0.5mm) | 10-30 | +/-0.40mm |
>30-50 | +/-0.45mm | |||
>50 | +/-1.0% | |||
GB/T 5310 GB/T 9948 GB/T 6479 | <57 | +/-0.40mm | ≤30 | +/-0.20mm |
57-325 | +/-0.75% | >30-50 | +/-0.30mm | |
>325-460 | +1%,-2mm | >50 | +/-0.8% | |
ASME SA-179M ASME SA-192M ASME SA-209M ASME SA-210M ASME SA-213M JIS G 3461 JIS G 3461 | ≤101.6 | +0.4, -0.8mm | <25.4 | +/-0.10mm |
>25.4-38.1 | +/-0.15mm | |||
>38.1-50.8 | +/-0.20mm | |||
101.6-190.5 | +0.4, -1.2mm | >50.8-63.5 | +/-0.25mm | |
>63.5-76.2 | +/-0.30mm | |||
>76.2 | +/-0.38mm | |||
ASME SA106 ASME SA335 | ≤48.3 | +/-0.40mm | ≤48.3 | +/-0.40mm |
48.3-114.3 | +/-0.79mm | |||
114.4-219.1 | +1.59, -0.79mm | |||
219.2-323.9 | +2.38, -0.79mm | >48.3 | +/-0.79mm | |
>324 | +/-1.0% |
Standard | Hot finished seamless tube | Cold flnished seamless tube | ||||
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DIN17175 | Out diameter OD(mm) | Wall thickness T(mm) | Tolerance | Out diameter (mm) | Wall Thickness T(mm) | Tolerance |
≤130 | S≤2Sn | +15%, -10% | -- | All | +/-10% (min. +/-0.2mm) |
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2Sn +12.5%, -10% |
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S>4Sn | +-/9% | |||||
>130 | S≤0.05da | +17.5%, -12.5% | ||||
0.05da +/-12.5% |
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S>0.11da | +/-10% | |||||
EN 10216-1 EN 10216-2 | ≤219.1 | - | +/-12.5% (min.+/-0.4mm) |
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-- | T/D≤0.025 | +/-20% | ||||
0.025 +/-15% |
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0.05 +/-12.5% |
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0.1 +/-10% |
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GB/T 3087 | -- | ≤20 | +15%,-12.5% (min.+0.45, -0.35mm) | -- | 1.0-3.0 | +15%, -10% |
>20 | +/-12.5% | -- | >3 | +12.5%, -10% | ||
GB/T 5310 GB/T 9948 GB/T 6479 | -- | <4.0 | +15%,-10% (min.+0.48, -0.32mm) | -- | 2-3 | +12%,-10% |
4-20 | +12.5%,-10% | >3 | +/-10% | |||
>20 | +/-10% | |||||
ASME SA-179M ASME SA-192M ASME SA-209M ASME SA-210M ASME SA-231M JIS G 3461 JIS G 3462 | -- | 2.41-3.8 | +35%, -0% | ≤38.1 | -- | +20%,-0% |
3.8-4.6 | +33%,-0% | >38.1 | -- | 22%,-0% | ||
>4.6 | +28%,-0% | -- | -- | -- | ||
ASME SA-106 ASME SA-335 | -- | All | +/12.5% | All | +/-10% |
Note:
Positive material identification (PMI) testing is the examination of a material, usually a metallic alloy, to confirm the material is consistent with the user’s request.
Steel pipe delivery status(condition): cold / hard (BK), cold / soft (BKW), after cold stress relief annealing (BKS), annealing (GBK), normalized (NBK).
Term | Symbol | Explanation |
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Cold-finished/hard (cold-finished as-drawn) | BK | No heat treatment after the last cold-forming process. The tubes therefore have only low deformability. |
Cold-finished/soft (lightly cold-worked) | BKW | After the last heat treatment there is a light finishing pass (cold drawing) With proper subsequent processing, the tube can be cold-formed (e.g. bent, expanded) within certain limits. |
Annealed | GBK | After the final cold-forming process the tubes are annealed in a controlled atmosphere or under vacuum. |
Normalized | NBK | The tubes are annealed above the upper transformation point in a controlled atmosphere or under vacuum. |
There are probably hundreds of different methods for packing a pipe, and most of them have merit, but there are two principles that are vital for any method to work prevent rusting and Sea transportation security.
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