Bimetallic wear-resistant straight pipe

The outer layer of the bimetallic wear-resistant straight pipe is carbon steel, providing good mechanical strength and impact resistance, ensuring the stability of the pipe structure; the inner layer adopts high-chromium wear-resistant alloy with a hardness of HRC≥58, offering excellent wear resistance. The inner and outer layers are metallurgically bonded through centrifugal composite or  vacuum negative pressure casting processes, achieving high bonding strength. The wear-resistant layer thickness ranges from 5 to 30 mm, with similar coefficients of thermal expansion, making it resistant to sudden temperature changes.   This direct pipe installation requires no special technology. In high-impact scenarios such as main transmission pipelines in mines and metallurgical slurry transport, its service life is 1.5-2 times that of ordinary wear-resistant pipes, and the later maintenance costs are lower, balancing wear resistance and structural reliability.   Bimetal Wear-Resistant Pipe Product Performance   1.Outstanding wear resistance: The inner high-chromium alloy has extremely high hardness (typically HRC ≥ 58) and can effectively resist erosion, cutting, Gouging Wear from materials (such as slurry, ash, coal powder, sandstone, etc.). It can significantly reduce downtime for replacement and improve equipment operation rate.   2. Excellent impact resistance and mechanical properties: The outer layer of tough steel effectively absorbs the energy generated by material impact and system vibration, protecting the inner layer of high-chromium alloy with relatively higher brittleness, preventing it from cracking or peeling due to impact. The overall tubing exhibits excellent resistance to bending and compression.   3.Higher pressure-bearing capacity: The outer steel pipe provides the primary pressure-bearing capacity, capable of meeting the requirements of pipeline systems with different pressure levels.   4. Good heat resistance and corrosion resistance   Heat resistance: The high-chromium alloy wear-resistant layer maintains a stable microstructure and hardness even at high temperatures (300-800°C), making it suitable for conveying high-temperature materials, while the substrate's heat resistance also meets general high-temperature operational requirements.   Corrosion resistance: The presence of chromium elements forms a dense passivation film on the wear-resistant layer, providing certain corrosion resistance to acidic and alkaline media; if transporting highly corrosive media, specific media should be selected or other anti-corrosion measures should be considered.   5. Good machinability and connectivity   The outer layer is ordinary steel, so it can be cut and bent (note the radius to avoid cracking of the inner layer), and welded (special wear-resistant welding electrodes must be used to weld flanges or pipe ends).   Connection methods are flexible, and can adopt flange connection, wear-resistant pipe clamp connection, welding, etc., relatively convenient to install.   Product Applications   Widely used in electric power (ash removal, slag discharge, coal powder transportation); Metallurgy (slurry, tailings, sintering dust removal); Coal (heavy media in coal preparation plants, coal powder, coal slurry); Mine (filling, tailings transport); Cement (raw materials, clinker, kiln dust); Chemical (including solid particle materials); Material transport pipeline systems in industries such as dredging (sediment transport), especially elbows, reducers, branch pipes, and other wear-prone parts.