The cooling water used for cooling galvanized steel pipes should preferably be clear river water or groundwater. Water with high turbidity, chroma, suspended solids, and oil slicks
The cooling process for hot-dip galvanized steel pipes consists of two parts: air cooling and water cooling. The details are as follows: Air Cooling Process Air Cooling Time: 20 to
After a certain process time of air cooling, hot-dip galvanized steel pipes must be immediately subjected to water cooling. During air cooling, the temperature of hot-dip galvanize
After undergoing the external zinc blowing and wiping surface treatment, the galvanized steel pipes have completed the final finishing process for the galvanized layer. However, si
Air cooling time is actually a rather crucial parameter. Neglecting this factor can affect the production output and quality of hot-dip galvanized steel pipes. Therefore, it should
After galvanized steel pipes are removed from the zinc bath, there is always an air cooling period, the duration of which depends on the production process. Practical production ex
At the beginning of external blowing and zinc wiping for galvanized steel pipes, it is required to double the gas flow rate to ensure the pipes enter the gas field. There are two r
The gases commonly used for blowing and wiping the unsolidified zinc liquid on the inner wall of galvanized steel pipes include superheated steam, compressed air, pressurized hot a
After emerging from the molten zinc bath, steel pipes must undergo blowing and wiping treatment on both their inner and outer surfaces for the following reasons: (1) To remove zinc
If the "solvent (or flux) method" is employed for pretreatment before galvanizing, the steel pipe surface may exhibit various issues such as oxide scale left from insuffi
When the temperature of molten zinc is very high, a large amount of iron is dissolved in it. For example, when heated to 510°C, 0.10% of iron is dissolved, which reacts with 1.
During hot-dip galvanizing, zinc dross in the molten zinc becomes mixed within the zinc bath and subsequently incorporated into the galvanized layer when applied to steel pipes. Su