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The Tube and Pipe Journal® - October/November 2011
 
The Tube and Pipe Journal® October/November 2011

Publication Information:

Publication:

The Tube and Pipe Journal®

Issue:

October/November 2011

Publish Date:

Saturday, October 1, 2011

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Selected articles from October/November 2011 issue published on TheFabricator.com:

Heat-treating line pipe weld seams

As the use of thick-walled pipe for API applications grows, so does the need to verify that it has been correctly normalized. Use of 2-D simulation verifies that the temperatures and heating pattern needed to obtain the desired strength and toughness have been achieved.

Using ultrasonic energy for drawing tube

In conventional metalforming operations, the main way to reduce friction between the tooling and the workpiece is to apply a lubricant. Another supplementary method, which has been used for decades, is to introduce ultrasonic energy to the tooling, resulting in microscopic, high-frequency vibrations that reduce friction and improve surface finish.

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