Do KBG pipes rust? Won t galvanized steel pipes rust? What s the difference with that chrome one?

KBG tube has a wide range of applications, which shows the favor of consumers. It is understood that KBG pipe has good corrosion resistance, and can also protect the cable well. Let's take a look at the safety performance of KBG tubes.

Is the safety performance of KBG tube good?

KBG pipe, also known as national standard crimp conduit, KBG series steel conduit is made of high-quality thin-walled plate, double-sided cold galvanized all-round 360° protection. The connection between the pipe and the pipe fittings does not need to cross the grounding wire, and it is developed for the installation of electrical circuits such as ceilings and surface installations. In line with the mainstream development direction of modern energy conservation and environmental protection.

It is used in commercial, civil, public and other wire and line projects in major cities in China, especially for temporary or short-term use of buildings.

The sturdy material of the metal conduit protects the cable from crushing. Once the cable is squeezed at a large frequency, it will cause the cable to break or have poor contact, which will affect the use and maintenance is not very convenient. Protecting the cable with a threaded pipe adds an extra layer of protection.

Metal conduit reduces electromagnetic interference. This performance allows the cable to be greatly protected while maintaining performance, so that the cable current is stable.

Very resistant to corrosion and drying. This performance keeps the cable away from harsh environments, minimizes the growth of bacteria, and greatly extends the life of the cable.

Galvanized steel pipes can also rust, but the galvanized layer is first oxidized to protect the steel pipe from rust, and its service life is longer. The chromium layer of chrome plating will not react with oxygen, carbon dioxide and water in the air under natural conditions, nor will it be corroded by weak acids and alkalis, and its anti-rust effect is of course better.

As long as the plating is good enough, it will not rust, because the surface of the steel pipe is wrapped by a layer of metal zinc, which is isolated from the air, so the steel pipe will not rust.

The difference between galvanizing and chrome plating is that the surface plating is not the same, one is zinc and the other is metallic chrome.

Galvanized steel pipes will not rust before the zinc is consumed, even if the zinc falls off, it will not rust, chrome plating will rust, chrome plating is more beautiful than galvanizing.

All the elements of the seamless steel pipe material, most of them are not the same, the material is not the same, the element is naturally different, the lower the material, the higher the iron element, no matter what material stainless steel, if it is placed in the open air for a long time, or there is any friction, or once the pipe has been polished, sandblasted, polished, polished, after grinding, the oxide layer on the surface of stainless steel will be gone, and then if it is humid in the air, there will be rust blown by the sun for a long time, but basically put Just wash it in the acid pool. It's basically not a problem. Seamless steel pipes are generally used to transport water, gas, air, oil and heating steam and other generally lower pressure fluids and other purposes of welded steel pipes, but also divided into industrial and civil construction, installation machinery and equipment and other electrical installation projects used to protect wire steel pipes.

What is the difference between seamless steel pipe and welded steel pipe? They are corresponding, and the process methods are different. The key to the process of seamless steel pipe is to correspond to the welded steel pipe, regardless of steel, non-ferrous, seamless steel pipe with stainless steel, but not all seamless steel pipes are stainless steel, all metals are possible.

Mainly depends on the material, carbon steel will rust. Stainless steel won't.

Yes! Because the water inevitably contains a small amount of oxygen, the longer it is used, the stronger the oxidation effect on the inner wall of the iron pipe.

Of course it will, so now we are advocating the use of PVC or PPR or PE water pipes, our store contact customers are saying to replace the iron pipe with a plastic pipe, the iron pipe will be embroidered after a long time, and it is not good to use the water for a long time.

Definitely, a lot of old-fashioned public housing tap water is rusty.

The galvanized layer will also rust to generate basic zinc carbonate, which is white powder, which can protect the steel pipe from iron oxide red rust, thereby prolonging the service life of the steel pipe.

I don't know what type of KBG pipe you bought, but it corrodes so quickly means that the pipe you bought is too thin, or the single-sided cold galvanized pipe you bought.

Patina, commonly known as patina, is the main component of basic copper carbonate. It is a substance produced by the reaction of copper with oxygen, carbon dioxide and water in the air, and its color is emerald green.

The precipitate obtained from the solution is initially green, and after being placed, it becomes dark green in the solution, which is insoluble in water and soluble in acid. It is also soluble in aqueous solutions of cyanide, ammonium salts and alkali metal carbonates to form a complex of copper.

Take a small amount of copper.

Put it in dry air, copper does not rust, (there is oxygen and carbon dioxide in the air) and then take a small amount of copper and put it in a test tube with only water, and the surface of the water is sealed with oil and does not contact with the air. It turned out that neither was rusty. However, if a small amount of copper is soaked in water and then taken out and placed in dry air, after a period of time, the surface of the copper will produce patina, that is, rust!

Therefore, it can be concluded that the environment in which copper rusts is a combination of water, oxygen and carbon dioxide in the air.

Copper can produce basic copper carbonate in the air, commonly known as patina!

Hello, most of the stainless steel pipes have a wrong perception that stainless steel pipes will never rust, in fact, it is not, when the protective layer on the surface of the stainless steel pipe is destroyed, it will also rust, but it is not easy to rust, there are many raw materials for stainless steel pipes on the market, and the stainless steel pipes with raw materials for refining furnace steel strips are not easy to rust.

Hello, stainless steel pipes are not forever rusty, like stainless steel pipes whose raw materials are refining furnace steel strips, which are not easy to rust and have a long service life.

If the alumina on the surface of the stainless steel pipe is damaged, it will rust.

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