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           In plate welding the sealing run can easily be deposited when needed. In pipe welding the sealing run cannot be
           deposited in small pipes. Sealing run can be deposited only when the pipe has so large a diameter as to allow
           the welder to enter into the pipe.
           Possibility of distortion is higher in plate welding. Possibility of distortion is less in pipe welding.
           Tip travel and hand travel will be equal in plate welding. Tip travel will be less and hand travel will be more in pipe
           welding.

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           Topic - Types of pipe and pipe schedule, preparation
           work before


           Objectives : At the end of this lesson you shall be able to
           •   describe types pipe
           •   explain pipe schedule.


           Introduction
           Pipelines play an indispensable role in the oil and gas industry, serving as the backbone for fluid transport. From
           crude oil to natural gas, pipe infrastructure ensures that these industry essentials are securely conveyed from
           extraction sites to refineries and, finally, consumers. Each kind of pipe possesses certain qualities making it
           suitable for specific applications. Following are the 10 different types of pipes used in Oil and Gas Industry.
           1  Stainless Steel Pipes
           Stainless Steel Pipes are of high use in the oil and gas industry due to their corrosion resistance ability. With the
           availability of different grades like 304, 310, 316, and 410, they cater to different use cases – for instance, the
           316 grade is ideal for high-temperature, high-pressure applications given its enhanced resistivity. Its structural
           integrity serves in applications like water transport and petroleum industries.











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