August 2026 Stainless Steel Pipe Market Report & Price Update In August 2026, the stainlesssteel pipe market experienced declines in earlytomid August followed by price stabilization in late August. Affected by high temperature, typhoons and tr...
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Weld heat tint is the visible oxide discoloration that forms on stainless steel next to a weld, and its color tells you directly how much heat and oxygen damaged the protective chromium-oxide film. AWS D18.2 provides a weld discoloration sample chart...
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Wet flue gas desulfurization (FGD) scrubbers are among the most corrosive places in a power plant, and material selection there is driven by chlorides, low pH, condensing acids, and abrasion rather than temperature alone. The right stainless steel de...
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Sigma phase embrittlement is the formation of a hard, brittle chromium-iron intermetallic in stainless steel that precipitates roughly between 600 and 950 C, stripping the alloy of both toughness and corrosion resistance. The practical upshot: a pipe...
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Correct support spacing keeps a stainless steel piping system from sagging, vibrating, or wearing through, and the go-to references are MSS SP-58 and MSS SP-69, which define pipe hanger materials, design, and installation practice. One detail specifi...
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Dimensional tolerances for stainless steel pipe come mainly from ASTM A999, the general requirements standard, working together with product specifications like ASTM A312: outside diameter, wall thickness, ovality, and length each get a permitted ran...
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For stainless steel tube, eddy current testing (ET) is the fast inline choice for catching surface and near-surface defects such as pinholes, laps, and short longitudinal cracks. Ultrasonic testing (UT) is what you reach for to verify wall thickness ...
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Galvanic corrosion shows up when two dissimilar metals are wired together electrically in the presence of an electrolyte: the less noble metal then corrodes faster than it would on its own. Join stainless steel to carbon steel, copper, or aluminum in...
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A twin-ferrule compression tube fitting, also called a double-ferrule fitting, makes a gas-tight, leak-tight mechanical connection by driving two separate ferrules onto a tube as the nut goes down: the front ferrule seals against the fitting body whi...
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Picking materials for carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) comes down to one fact: CO2 by itself isn't the problem, the water, acids, and trace impurities riding along with it are. For amine-based capture and wet CO2 service, 316L stainles...
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Laser-welded precision stainless steel tube is thin-wall tube rolled from strip and joined with a focused laser beam. The beam gives you a narrow heat-affected zone, very little distortion, and dimensional control that high-speed TIG welding can't to...
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For seawater cooling circuits in coastal power plants, standard 316L stainless steel usually is not enough; warm, chloride-laden, biofouling seawater calls for higher-alloy materials such as duplex 2205, 6Mo superaustenitic grades, super duplex 2507,...
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