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2025-04-23
Ductile iron, also known as nodular or spheroidal graphite iron, is inherently magnetic due to its high iron content and ferromagnetic matrix structure. Its magnetic behavior—characterized by relative...
2025-04-23
Cast iron and ductile iron are both cast iron alloys but possess distinct microstructures—graphite flakes in cast iron versus spheroidal nodules in ductile iron—which result in markedly different mechanical...
2025-04-23
How to repair ductile iron pipe? joint re-tightening and gasket replacement for socket leaks; cement-mortar lining restoration according to AWWA C104 guidelines; mechanical repair sleeves or clamp fittings...
2025-04-23
Class K9 thickness for ductile iron pipes—one of the most common wall-thickness classifications under ISO 2531.Nominal diameter: 80 mm→1200 mm, they are available in nominal thickness between 6mm to 15.3mm....
2025-04-22
Ductile iron pipe costs vary significantly depending on diameter, class, lining, and joint type, typically ranging from $22.71 to $342.26 per foot (≈$74–$1,121/m) for small to large diameters. Global prices...
2025-04-22
When selecting piping materials for infrastructure, industrial, or construction applications, ductile iron and steel pipes are two widely used options, each offering distinct advantages. Ductile iron,...
2025-04-21
In plumbing and HVAC systems, copper tubing is classified by wall thickness into Types K, L, M, and DWV, with Types K and L being the most prevalent for water distribution. Type K—recognized by its green...
2025-04-21
Before diving into specifics, it’s essential to know that the “K” in ductile iron pipe stands for a thickness‐class coefficient defined by ISO 2531/EN 545, used in the formula e=K×(0.5+0.001×DN)e = K \times...
2025-04-21
A ductile iron pipe’s “K” designation refers to a thickness class coefficient defined by international standards (ISO 2531/EN 545 and IS 8329), used to calculate the wall thickness needed for given diameters...
2025-04-18
Ductile iron pipes are essential for water supply, sewage systems, and industrial infrastructure. Whether you’re a contractor, engineer, or project manager, finding trustworthy suppliers is critical for...
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