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What is a CO2 cryogenic pipe and what does it do?

Carbon dioxide cryogenic pipelines are pipelines used to transport low-temperature carbon dioxide, and their main functions include: Storage and reduction of transportation costs CO2 cryogenic pipelines can be connected to CO2 storage facilities to store CO2 underground or in containers for environmental protection and climate change mitigation. At the same time, the use of pipelines

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What materials and specifications are available for cryogenic tubes

Cryogenic tubes come in a variety of materials and sizes, and here are some of the common types and specifications: Materials: Stainless steel This material has good corrosion resistance, high temperature resistance and high strength, and is especially suitable for pipes that need to withstand extreme low temperature environments. Low-temperature alloy steel pipe It has

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What is the best environment to use cryogenic tubes?

Cryogenic tubes work best in low temperature environments, specifically, they are suitable for low temperatures from -45°C to -195°C. This piping material is commonly used in cryogenic pressure vessel piping, cryogenic heat exchanger piping, and fluid transfer piping in cryogenic environments. For example, it can be applied in petroleum geological drill pipes, petrochemical cracking tubes,

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What are cryogenic tubes made of?

Cryogenic tubes are mainly made of the following materials: Stainless steel Stainless steel is a corrosion-resistant, high-temperature-resistant, high-strength material, it can still maintain good mechanical properties in a low-temperature environment, so it is widely used in the manufacture of low-temperature pipelines. Low-temperature high-strength steel This steel uses carbon monomanganese as the main material, and a

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