16Mn is a kind of high strength low alloy structural steel, the carbon content of 0.12% -0.20% to join main alloying elements manganese, silicon, vanadium, niobium, and titanium.
Tag: Carbon steel
Carbon steel is a metal alloy that is formed as a result of combining iron and carbon. Steel typically is considered to be carbon steel when the proportions of other trace elements in it do not exceed certain percentages. The maximum percentages typically are 1.65 percent for manganese and 0.6 percent for copper and silicon. The copper percentage must be at least 0.4 percent. Steel that also contains higher or specified quantities of other elements, such as nickel, chromium or vanadium, is called alloy steel.
How to buy welded steel pipes?
The welded steel pipe refers to a steel pipe which is welded and formed into a shape of a circle or a square by bending a steel strip or a steel plate, and has a seam on the surface thereof.
Carbon Steel Chemical composition
Carbon steel is a metal alloy that is formed as a result of combining iron and carbon. Steel typically is considered to be carbon steel when the proportions of other trace elements in it do not exceed certain percentages.
What is Killed Carbon Steel for Piping Material?
During steel manufacturing, oxygen is forcibly injected into it to ledel. The oxygen combines with excess carbon and is released as a gas. Excess oxygen is, however, unavoidably left in the molten steel. This results in the formation of oxide…
Pipe Material
Piping components are used to transporting various liquids that can be Flammable, Corrosive, Explosives, Volatile, Reactive and sometime Hazardous to human health that is why selection of proper pipe material is important.
What is a Gasket
In piping, a Gasket is sealing material placed between connecting flanges to create a static seal, which will maintain the leakage proof sealing in all operating conditions.
Pipe Flanges
The flange is second most used joining method after welding. Flanges are used when joints need dismantling.
Low Temperature Service Tube
A 334 specification describes Low temperature service tubes applied up to minus 150 degrees Fahrenheit.
Carbon Steel Pipes
The term carbon steel pipe can be used to describe a wide range of metal tubular goods whose main alloying element is carbon in a range of 0.12%-2%.
ASTM A105 STANDARD CARBON STEEL FLANGES
ASTM A105 is an ASTM specification dealing with forged carbon steel piping components.