B23K13/06

CLAD WELDED PIPE OR TUBE AND METHOD OF PRODUCING SAME

Provided is a clad welded pipe or tube that has improved pipe or tube mechanical properties by reducing the width of a weld without its function as a clad pipe or tube being impaired. A clad welded pipe or tube comprises: a first layer made of base metal; and a second layer placed on one surface of the first layer, and made of first cladding metal that is a material different from the base metal, wherein a pipe or tube circumferential length L1 of weld metal at a pipe or tube inner surface and a pipe or tube circumferential length L2 of the weld metal at a pipe or tube outer surface in a weld are each 0.0010 mm or more and 1.0 mm or less, and the base metal is not exposed at a first cladding metal-side surface of the clad welded pipe or tube in the weld.

CLAD WELDED PIPE OR TUBE AND METHOD OF PRODUCING SAME

Provided is a clad welded pipe or tube that has improved pipe or tube mechanical properties by reducing the width of a weld without its function as a clad pipe or tube being impaired. A clad welded pipe or tube comprises: a first layer made of base metal; and a second layer placed on one surface of the first layer, and made of first cladding metal that is a material different from the base metal, wherein a pipe or tube circumferential length L1 of weld metal at a pipe or tube inner surface and a pipe or tube circumferential length L2 of the weld metal at a pipe or tube outer surface in a weld are each 0.0010 mm or more and 1.0 mm or less, and the base metal is not exposed at a first cladding metal-side surface of the clad welded pipe or tube in the weld.

ELECTRIC RESISTANCE WELDED STAINLESS CLAD STEEL PIPE AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING THE SAME

Provided are an electric resistance welded stainless clad steel manufactured by forming a hot-rolled steel strip of clad steel including low-carbon low-alloy steel and stainless steel into a cylindrical shape, and electric resistance welding the edges of the hot-rolled steel strip, characterized in that the flattening characteristic of an electric resistance weld, as-welded, satisfies the formula h/D<0.3, wherein h is the flattened height at fracture (mm) and D is the outer diameter of the pipe (mm), and a method of manufacturing the same.

METHOD OF MONITORING MANUFACTURING STATUS OF ELECTRIC RESISTANCE WELDED PIPE, DEVICE FOR MONITORING MANUFACTURING STATUS OF ELECTRIC RESISTANCE WELDED PIPE, AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING ELECTRIC RESISTANCE WELDED PIPE

A method of monitoring a manufacturing status of an electric resistance welded pipe manufactured by shaping a steel strip into a pipe and butt welding both end parts of the steel strip in a width direction along a lengthwise direction includes: arranging an imaging unit in a gas shield nozzle having an opening opposing a region in which both of the end parts of the steel strip in the width direction are butt welded and shielding the region with inert gas by ejecting the inert gas onto the region through the opening, the imaging unit having a visual filed including the region; and determining quality of a butt-welded part based on an image shot by the imaging unit.

Shielding and cooling a continuous weld between steel sheets/plates using a non-oxidizing atmosphere to reduce the formation of oxide on a surface of the continuous weld

An apparatus for use in a continuous welding system including a welding head configured to remain stationary relative to translating steel sheets or plates. The apparatus includes a hollow elongate body and a port. The body extends between two closed ends. The port is coupled to a non-oxidizing gas source and in communication with the body. The body defines a plurality of openings. The openings are configured to direct non-oxidizing gas towards the steel sheets or plates to simultaneously shield a weld formed by the welding head from atmosphere and cool the weld.