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• A pipe is a tube-shaped section or
  hollow cylinder, usually but not necessarily
  of circular cross-section, used mainly to pass on
  substances which can flow, liquids and gases
  (fluids), slurries, powders and masses of small
  solids. A tube, or tubing, is a long empty
  cylinder used for moving fluids (liquids or gases)
  or to shield electrical or optical cables and
  wires.

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Admiralty Brass

• The combination of copper 69 zing 30 and tin 1
  will result in admiralty brass.
• Admiralty Brass is a Copper Zinc Alloy, it
  contains small amount of arsenic and tin as well.
  These admiralty brass tubes are popular for their
  characteristic of superior corrosion resistance
  in a fairly polluted river water and clean
  seawater, either stagnant or slow moving water.
  The most common and produced form is tube for
  heat exchange equipment. These tubes are broadly
  used in various applications including vent
  condensers, water heaters, generator,
  evaporators, condensate coolers, heaters, air
  coolers, turbine oil coolers for petrochemical,
  desalinations plants, ship-building, power plants
  etc. 
• Moreover, Admiralty brass, which constitutes of
  30 zinc, 1 tin and inhibits dezincification in
  most environments, is extensively used material
  in manufacturing tubes for the carrying out of
  liquids in the coolers and evaporators. Few of
  the characteristics that are required by this
  industry include light weight, strength,
  corrosion-resistance tube, high thermal
  conductivity, durability and long lastingness.

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Alloy steel

• The steel that is alloyed with different
  elements which amounts between 1.0 and 50 by
  weight in order to improve its mechanical
  properties. 
• Alloy steels are made by combining carbon steel
  with one or several alloying elements, such as
  silicon, nickel, titanium, copper, chromium,
  manganese, and aluminum. These metals are added
  to manufacture specific properties that are not
  found in standard carbon steel. The elements are
  added in varying combinations making the material
  take on different aspects such as improved
  formability (ductility) increased hardness,
  increased corrosion resistance, increased
  strength and the weldability can also differ.
• The most important and desired changes in alloy
  steel are, Increased harden ability, Increased
  corrosion resistance, Retention of hardness and
  strength. Mostly all alloy steels require heat
  treatment in order to get their best properties. 

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Aluminum Brass

• It is a mixture of Copper 77.5, Zinc 20.5 and
  2 aluminum. The Aluminum increases corrosion
  resistance.
• Aluminum brass tubes are highly received and one
  of the extensively used material for a variety of
  industrial applications. This alloy develops a
  shielding film that has self-healing properties.
  This film is dependent on oxygen, which is
  absorbed in the water and does not resume itself
  in polluted or stagnant water. High resistance to
  corrosion in clean seawater orIn land condition
  is complicated. 
• Aluminum Brass tubes confront the action of high
  velocity salt and brackish water. The outstanding
  quality of this alloy is its superior
  confrontation to impingement attack.
• High strength combine with good general corrosion
  resistance and low sensitivity to stress
  corrosion cracking of aluminum brass tubes make
  it a highly favored material for load bearing
  masonry fixings.
• Alluminum is added further to high copper brass
  for enhanced corrosion resistance. It is
  particularly used for condenser tubes.
• Alluminum brass tubes are suggested for land
  power station and marine applications, where
  cooling water velocities are high.The exterior
  and stain resistance of aluminum brass makes it a
  material of choice for decorative architectural
  features.

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Carbon Steel

• The mixture of Iron and Carbon along with
  Manganese 1.65, Silicon 0.60 will yield Carbon
  steel.
• Carbon steel, also known as plain carbon steel,
  is a metal alloy, which basically consists of
  iron and carbon. Besides these two elements, it
  also consists of other alloying elements like
  silicon, copper and manganese in quantities which
  are almost negligible. These products are
  abundantly used for various industrial
  applications, it is particularly used in boilers
  and heat exchangers. Few typical compositions
  of carbon steel are as follows 
• Mild Carbon Steel (Low Carbon) It contains
  roughly 0.05-0.15 carbon material for low carbon
  steel and 0.16-0.29 carbon material for mild
  steel. Mild steel has a fairly low tensile
  strength, but it is low cost and flexible,
  surface hardness can be raised through
  carburizing. Medium Carbon Steel Carbon content
  is around 0.30-0.59. It has good wear resistance
  and balances ductility and strength, used for
  large parts, forging and automotive
  components. High Carbon Steel Carbon content is
  around 0.6-0.99. Since it is very strong it is
  used for springs and high-strength
  wires. Ultra-High Carbon Steel It has around
  1.0-2.0 carbon material. Widely used in
  non-industrial applications like knives, axles or
  punches.

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