External FBE Coating Equipment,Maneuverable PP Coating Equipment For Steel Pipe

INTRODUCTION

3PE anti-corrosion pipeline with three-layer PE anti-corrosion structure
First layer: epoxy powder (FBE>100um),
Second layer: Adhesive (AD) 170-250um,
Third layer: Polyethylene (PE) 2.5-3.7mm
The three materials are integrated and firmly bonded with the steel pipe to form an excellent anti-corrosion layer. The pipe diameter range is between 60 and 2820, and the wall thickness range is between 2.5-18mm. This is a good anti-corrosion method that can generally increase the service life by 50 years. It not only extends the replacement cycle of underground pipeline equipment, but also greatly saves costs, providing a strong role in national construction!

3PE anti-corrosion steel pipe base materials include seamless steel pipes, spiral steel pipes, and straight seam steel pipes. The three-layer polyethylene (3PE) anti-corrosion coating has been widely used in the water supply, natural gas, and petroleum pipeline industries due to its excellent corrosion resistance, water vapor permeability, and mechanical properties.

Description:
3PE anti-corrosion coating production line means the steel pipe is protected by three layer to prolong the life of use from 5-10years to 50-100years.
First layer is Fusion bonded epoxy layer (FBE> 100µm), the second layer of adhesive (AD) 170 ~ 250µm, the third layer of polyethylene (PE) 2.5 ~ 3.7mm. Present we can made the machinery for diameter range Φ159 ~ Φ1220.
3PE steel pipe outer coating has a high mechanical strength, excellent electrical insulation performance. The merits include high degree of mechanization, process parameters stable, not pollute the environment, etc. In recent years, the intensive of the pipeline corrosion engineering has been widely used.

Specific process description:
The bare pipe to be produced is lifted by a crane to the bare pipe entry platform, and the surface is cleaned of sediment and dirt, and the welds are inspected for defects. After passing the preliminary inspection, the bare pipe to be shot blasted and derusted is transported to the central axis of the spiral conveyor roller by a hydraulic transverse pipe transport truck, and the steel pipe is dropped onto the conveyor roller. Under the drive of the power wheel of the transmission roller, the steel pipe rotates and moves forward in a straight direction with its head and tail connected.

Under the conveying of the rust removal conveyor, the steel pipe enters the cleaning room of the outer wall shot blasting rust removal machine after intermediate frequency preheating. When the impeller of the shot blasting machine rotates at high speed, the abrasive (steel shot+multi edge sand mixture) is ejected onto the outer surface of the steel pipe under the action of large centrifugal force. The oxide scale and rust layer on the outer surface of the steel pipe are cleaned under the impact of abrasive jet, achieving the surface cleanliness specified by the coating standard. Simultaneously obtaining a certain depth of anchor pattern to enhance the adhesion of the coating.

The technological processes employed by Huashida Machinery for the 3LPE coating of steel pipes involve a series of meticulous steps designed to ensure the highest level of quality and durability. Here's a detailed overview of the process:

1. Upload Pipes:
   • The process begins with the loading of the steel pipes onto the production line. This step ensures that the pipes are positioned correctly and ready for processing.
2. Pipes Screw Conveyor:
   • Once loaded, the pipes are transported through the production line using a screw conveyor. This efficient system gently moves the pipes forward, allowing for continuous and uninterrupted processing.
3. Rust Removal via Intermediate Frequency Heating:
   • To ensure a smooth and even coating, it's crucial to remove any rust or impurities from the pipe surface. This is achieved through intermediate frequency heating, which raises the temperature of the pipe surface to effectively burn off rust and contaminants.
4. Epoxy Powder Coating:
   • Following rust removal, the pipes are coated with an epoxy powder primer. This layer acts as a corrosion-resistant barrier, providing a strong foundation for the subsequent coatings.
5. Outer Layer Solidification & Polyethylene Coating:
   • Next, the pipes undergo the application of the outer layer, which consists of a solidified coating and a polyethylene layer. The solidification process ensures that the coating adheres firmly to the pipe surface, while the polyethylene layer provides additional protection against corrosion and wear.