ASTM A234 WPB Carbon Steel Fitting Reducing Tee Buttwelded B16.9

Tee is used to change the direction of fluid, and can be used in water pipeline, oil pipeline and various liquid chemical material transportation pipeline. It is mainly used in the fields of medicine, water conservation (water irrigation, water supply and drainage), energy (petroleum, natural gas, nuclear industry), construction and other engineering fields.

ASTM A234 WPB Carbon Steel Buttwelded Reducing Tee is an American Standard pipe fittings material for carbon steel elbows, tees, reducers, caps, bends, etc. The chemical composition of ASTM A234 WPB is C≤0.03 Mn=0.29~1.06P≤0.05S≤0.058Si≥0.10Cr≤0.40Mo≤0.15Ni≤0.40Cu≤0.40V≤0.08.

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ASTM A234 WPB Carbon Steel Fitting Typical Application Areas

(1) Petrochemical and Energy
Oil and gas transportation: Low pressure process pipelines for transporting oil, gas, and water media in oil field gathering and transportation pipelines and refineries
Public works: Steam, condensate, cooling water, compressed air pipelines with working temperature ≤ 400 ℃
Equipment connection: inlet and outlet piping for pumps, valves, storage tanks, and heat exchangers.

(2) Electric power industry
Conventional thermal power plants: medium and low pressure steam pipelines; Boiler feedwater, drainage, and condensate systems; Cooling water circulation pipeline.

(3) Construction and Municipal Engineering
Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC): Hot/Cold Water Main Piping, Air Conditioning Chilled Water System.
Fire protection system: Fire sprinkler main pipe.
Water supply and drainage pipeline network: the main water supply pipe and industrial water treatment pipeline of large buildings.

(4) General Industry
Manufacturing industry: Factory compressed air pipelines, hydraulic oil pipelines, coolant circulation systems.
Food and beverage: Steam pipelines and cleaning water systems that do not come into direct contact with products (requiring lining treatment).
Shipbuilding and ocean engineering: secondary system pipelines such as bilge water and ventilation.