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Final inspection of Steel structure before Equipment Erection/Placement

Fabrication of equal diameter pipe

MS elbow refers to a Mild Steel elbow, a type of pipe fitting used to change the direction of flow in piping systems. They are commonly manufactured in various angles, typically 45° and 90°, and are essential in both industrial and residential applications. #Pakistan #Manufacturing #Mildsteel #StainlessSteel #Premium #Product #Textile #OilsandGas #Industry #Purchase #Procurement

Fabrication of equal diameter pipe

QUESTION # 8  How many types of welding are used for HDPE pipes? HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene) pipes are commonly joined using several types of welding methods. However, these two types are used the most: butt fusion and electrofusion. butt fusion is stronger and easier. Here are the primary types of welding used for HDPE pipes: Butt Fusion Welding: This is the most common method where the ends of the pipes are heated and then pressed together to form a permanent joint. Electrofusion Welding: This method uses special fittings with built-in electric heating elements. When an electric current is passed through these elements, they heat up and melt the pipe and fitting together. Socket Fusion Welding: In this method, a socket fitting is heated along with the end of the pipe, and then they are joined together. This method is often used for smaller diameter pipes. Saddle Fusion Welding: This involves heating both the saddle fitting and the surface of the pipe, then pressing them together to form a joint. This method is typically used to create branch connections. These welding techniques ensure strong, leak-proof joints suitable for various applications in water supply, drainage, and other systems where HDPE pipes are used.  #all #Plumbing #HDPE #welding #interview #Mechanical #construction

Pipe Fittings Manufacturing

METHODS OF MANUFACTURING PIPE When we talk about piping materials, we not only mean pipe, but also fittings, flanges and valves, blinds, rupture disks, bolts, nuts, etc. In other words, everything that is associated with pipe. All these items have to be of the correct material suitable for the project and must meet code requirements. Metallic piping is divided into two classes: ferrous and nonferrous. Ferrous materials are those of containing or derived from iron, and are most commonly used in process piping. Ferrous metals are carbon steel, stainless steel, chrome steel, cast iron, etc. Nonferrous metals include aluminum. Pipe diameter, wall thickness, material specification, and delivery requirements are determining factors in the selection of the manufacturing process.

Procurement of large diameter steel pipe