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Aluminum pipes for cold storage

1. Implementation Standard: GB/T 6893-2010 Aluminum and Aluminum Alloy Drawn (Seamless) Tubes. Specifically: Chemical Composition: GB/T 3190-2008—Chemical Composition of Deformable Aluminum and Aluminum Alloys; Dimensional Tolerances: GB/T 4436-2012—Dimensional Tolerances and Allowable Deviations for Aluminum and Aluminum Alloy Tubing. 2. Main Grades: 1070A (L1), 1060 (L2), 1050A (L3), 3A21 (LF21), 6063. 3. Product States: H18 (Y), H24 (Y2), H26 (Y1), H22 (Y3), O (M). 4. Mechanical Properties. 5. Theoretical Weight and Pressure Resistance Performance. Note: 1. Considering safety factors, the working pressure is one-fourth of the hydrostatic test pressure. For 6063, the strength is taken as 145 MPa; for 3A21, the strength is 135 MPa; for pure aluminum, it is 85 MPa. 2. When converting to the old unit kg/cm², multiply the above values by 9.8. The above data are provided at room temperature. At 150°C, the values are approximately 90% of those at room temperature. 6. Chemical Composition of Several Major Alloys. 7. Method for Naming Alloy Grades. 8. State Designations.

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Aluminum and Aluminum Alloy Pipes


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1. Implementation standard: GB/T 6893-2010 Aluminum and Aluminum Alloy Drawn (Seamless) Tubes
 
Among them: Chemical composition: GB/T3190–2008 Chemical Composition of Deformable Aluminum and Aluminum Alloys
 
External Dimensions: GB/T 4436-2012 — External Dimensions and Permissible Deviations for Aluminum and Aluminum Alloy Tubes
 
2. Main grades: 1070A (L1), 1060 (L2), 1050A (L3), 3A21 (LF21), 6063
 
3. Product Status: H18(Y), H24(Y2), H26(Y1), H22(Y3), O(M)
 
4. Mechanical Properties
 
5. Theoretical Weight and Pressure Resistance Performance
 
Note: 1. Considering safety factors, the working pressure is one-quarter of the hydrostatic test pressure. For 6063 alloy, the yield strength is 145 MPa; for 3A21 alloy, it is 135 MPa; and for pure aluminum, it is 85 MPa. 2. When converting to the old unit kg/cm², multiply the above values by 9.8. The above data are valid at room temperature. At 150°C, the value is approximately 90% of that at room temperature.
 
6. Chemical compositions of several major alloys
 
7. Alloy Grade Naming Method
 
8. Status Code