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link to What is Pipeline Welding? | Methods of Pipeline Welding (With PDF)

What is Pipeline Welding? | Methods of Pipeline Welding (With PDF)

Pipelines are used to transport gas, water, oils, and other liquids from one point to the other. And as all pipes are produced at a fixed length, there is a requirement of welding to join pipes and...

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link to What is HDPE Pipe? | Types and Design of HDPE Pipes (With PDF)

What is HDPE Pipe? | Types and Design of HDPE Pipes (With PDF)

HDPE pipe is a flexible plastic pipe made of thermoplastic high-density polyethylene widely used for low-temperature fluid and gas transfer. In recent times, HDPE pipes got their extensive uses for...

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link to Bolts vs Screws: Difference between Bolts and Screws (PDF)

Bolts vs Screws: Difference between Bolts and Screws (PDF)

Bolts and Screws are two unique mechanical fasteners used to hold two or more components together. Many believe that bolt and screw refer to the same fastening hardware as they look similar and...

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link to Ductile Iron Pipe Dimensions (With PDF)

Ductile Iron Pipe Dimensions (With PDF)

Ductile iron pipes are are mode of ductile cast iron and hence the name. They find extensive applications for potable water transmission and distribution. Ductile iron pipes are produced by the...

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link to Carbon Steel vs Stainless Steel: Differences between Stainless Steel and Carbon Steel (With PDF)

Carbon Steel vs Stainless Steel: Differences between Stainless Steel and Carbon Steel (With PDF)

Steel as an engineering material finds diverse applications. The basic components of all steel materials are iron and carbon. Even though Steel signifies a broad range of ferrous metal alloys, most...

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link to The Function of Nickel in Stainless Steel | Is Nickel in Stainless Steel Harmful? (With PDF)

The Function of Nickel in Stainless Steel | Is Nickel in Stainless Steel Harmful? (With PDF)

Nickel is a pure chemical element of the periodic table. It is represented by the symbol Ni and its atomic number is 28. Nickel is a transition metal in the d-block with a high boiling point...

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