Tubing uses high-strength, corrosion-resistant materials, mainly due to the following considerations:
- Bad working environment:
Tubing is mainly used to transport oil, natural gas and other wave body or gas, these media often contain acid, alkali, salt and other corrosive substances. These substances will have a corrosive effect on the tubing, resulting in quality loss and safety hazards of the tubing. Therefore, tubing needs to have good corrosion resistance to reduce the risk of corrosion. - Withstand high pressure and impact load:
Tubing needs to withstand high pressure and impact load when transporting oil, natural gas and other media. The high-strength material ensures that the tubing is not susceptible to deformation or rupture under high pressure and impact, thus ensuring its stability and safety. - Extend service life:
High-strength, corrosion-resistant materials extend the life of tubing by reducing damage due to corrosion or pressure. This is of great significance to reduce the frequency of tubing replacement and reduce maintenance costs. - Oil, natural gas and other media have inflammable and explosive characteristics, once the oil pipe leakage or rupture, may cause serious safety accidents. The use of high-strength, corrosion-resistant materials can minimize this risk and ensure the safe operation of the tubing.
