What is the 16mo3 pipe BBN Steel advantages

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Steel Q345R (HIC) is a Q345R pressure vessel plate with hydrogen induced cracking resistance test. Q345R(R-HIC) plate is based on Q345R (HIC) and SSCC test, namely sulfide stress corrosion test. The delivery status of Q345R (HIC) and Q345R Q345R(R-HIC) plate is normalizing, - 30 ℃ impact, level I flaw detection, process reference standard GB713-2014. 16Mo3 pipe, Q345R (HIC) and Q345R (R-HIC) plates are smelted by electric furnace + refining outside the furnace. The smelting process is Ca-treated, and should be intrinsically fine-grained steel. The actual grain size is 5 or above.

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BBN STEEL supply 16mo3 pipe plate specifications range: thickness 8-650mm, width 1500-4020mm, length 4000mm-17000mm, single weight maximum 30.00 tons. Various special specification sheets can be rolled according to customer requirements. Types of steel products: carbon structural steel pipes, low-alloy high-strength steel sheet, steel angles for bridges, steel section for building structures, steel plates for shipbuilding and offshore platforms, steel for boilers and pressure vessels and alloy structures.

In the first quarter of 2020, the output of EU steel pipe industry decreased by 13.3% year-on-year, but it is considered to be flexible due to its close connection with the 16mo3 pipe construction industry. However, demand for large welded pipes is expected to remain weak in the oil and gas industry. In 2020, the steel consumption of steel pipe industry will account for 13% of EU 16mo3 pipe steel consumption market. Uestf predicts that in 2020, the output of steel pipe industry will continue the downward trend of 2019, with a year-on-year decrease of 19.4%, and a rebound of 9.8% in 2021.