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  How to judge the quality of stainless steel angle?

  The permissible range of geometric deviations for stainless steel angle is also specified in standards, generally including curvature, side width, side thickness, apex angle, theoretical weight, etc., and it is stipulated that stainless steel anglemust not have significant torsion. Stainless steel anglecan be used to form various load-bearing components according to different structural needs, and can also be used as connecting parts between components. The surface quality of stainless steel angleis specified in standards, generally requiring that there be no defects that are harmful to use, such as delamination, scabs, cracks, etc.
  
  High-temperature oxidation resistance of stainless steel angle, stainless steel angle all have high-temperature oxidation resistance; however, the oxidation rate is affected by inherent factors such as the exposure environment and product form. Physical properties of stainless steel angle: The overall heat transfer coefficient of a metal depends not only on the metal's thermal conductivity but also on other factors.

  
  
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  The difference between galvanized steel pipe and galvanized welded steel pipe?

  Both galvanized steel pipe and galvanized welded pipe belong to the galvanized steel pipe series. Galvanized steel pipe is a common seamless steel pipe with a galvanized coating. Its zinc coating is generally thinner, and its advantages are higher corrosion resistance and aesthetic appearance, making it suitable for some indoor pipe installations.
  Galvanized welded pipe is a product obtained by galvanizing ordinary welded pipe. Its zinc coating is generally thicker, which has stronger corrosion resistance and a longer service life. Galvanized welded pipes are suitable for high-pressure and large-diameter pipelines, such as those in chemical, petrochemical, and power industries, as well as for outdoor pipeline installations.

  
  
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  What are the differences between high-frequency welded pipes and straight seam welded pipes?

  High-frequency welded steel pipes are produced by rapidly heating and melting the edges of the steel pipe with a high-frequency current, followed by welding under the action of extrusion rollers. This process is characterized by high welding speed and a small heat-affected zone, thus ensuring the overall performance of the steel pipe. Straight seam welded steel pipes, on the other hand, use welding rods or wires to directly weld the joints of the steel pipe. The welding process is relatively slower, and the heat-affected zone is larger.
  
  High-frequency welded steel pipes, due to the rapid heating and extrusion by the high-frequency current, have high-quality welds with high strength and a smooth appearance, making them less prone to welding defects. The high welding speed and small heat-affected zone also give the steel pipes better corrosion resistance and compressive strength during use. Furthermore, the high-frequency welding process ensures the dimensional accuracy and shape stability of the steel pipe.
  
  In contrast, the welds of straight seam welded steel pipes are relatively rough, and the weld strength may be affected by the welding process and the quality of the welding rods, resulting in some quality fluctuations. Straight seam welded steel pipes may be slightly inferior in terms of performance, especially in terms of corrosion resistance and compressive strength.
  
  Choose high-frequency welded pipe: When you need small to medium diameter, thin-walled, low-cost, high-efficiency pipelines for general transportation or structural support.
  
  Choose straight seam submerged arc welded pipe: When you need large diameter, thick-walled pipes that withstand high pressure or high stress, and where the requirements for weld quality and reliability are extremely high, such as oil and gas trunk lines and large-scale engineering structures.