6G TIG Welding | UREA Grade Pipe!
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- 6G TIG Welding | UREA Grade pipe.
This comprehensive video guide delves into the intricacies of (TIG) welding for urea-grade pipes. Urea-grade pipes are used in critical applications, demanding impeccable weld quality, and the best practices and techniques to achieve top-notch results
Urea-grade pipe refers to pipes that are specifically designed and manufactured to handle the transportation of urea, a nitrogen-rich chemical compound widely used as a fertilizer in agriculture. These pipes are made from materials that are compatible with urea, ensuring that there is minimal risk of contamination or degradation of the fertilizer during storage and transportation.
Urea-grade pipes are predominantly used in the agricultural industry for the distribution of urea-based fertilizers. These fertilizers promote plant growth, increase crop yield, and improve overall agricultural productivity.
Urea-grade pipes are commonly employed in various agricultural applications, including:
Fertilizer Plants: Urea-grade pipes are used in fertilizer manufacturing plants for the internal transport of urea during the production process.
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Sticker at the end was badass. This is the best tig channel on Yt. Keep it up
We got a couple fertilizer plants around the house, never thought about the types of pipe they would have. Might have to get in there for a shutdown, great job brother 🤙🏼
You should! Good for experience to try something different, but I prefer refineries 😉
Welcome back!❤
Excellent job
Udaman! You must wear a fireproof cape! Thanks for the video. The Grasshopper to the Master.
It's a great weld
Love this guy! He’s like the Terminator of Tig Welding!
Even your voice gets a fullproof acceptable,like all your welds😊
beautiful ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you! 😊
Your videos are a great help ,learnt torch and body positioning from watching your welds
Glad to hear it👍
Absolutely love your videos I work in the shipyard as a fitter and this makes me want to take up tig welding for a new trade
Go for it!
amazing ❤
Glad you are back man! Awesome video!
More to come!👊
Odličan video i lip zavar!
Hvala ti brate 👊
The best channel! Missed your videos💪🏽
Thanks brother, I’m always working on something, might not publish very often but I’ll keep it coming 👊👍
Thanks!
Thanks brother I appreciate that 🙏
Your videos helped alot when i was in school landed a job where they do mostly stainless its all roll out which i dont like much but getting better im jus working on perfecting root and getting that nice color now
outstanding. thanks a lot.
Amazing as always 👍
Thanks again! 👊
Back to the school..
Good luck
Great one brother! 👍🏻
Thank you! Cheers!
Well done
Love your videos as always and i'm glad to see your channel still grows up. Always if I have doubts am i in a right place your videos keep me up on my way again. Burn to learn 😊 cheers Man
Thanks brother 👊
Dn? How much time did it take?
In eu is thorium not more allowed cause radiaton danger in dust spread by sharping your tungsten .still the best on stand time in use ,and stability of arc. 😢😢
Just a tip for buddy, I hear you say that you use 2% thoriated tungsten, I'm sure you know that is slightly radioactive and can greatly cause cancer and anatomical deformities. If you havent b4 try some Lanthanated tungsten. It's not radioactive and it's a strong tungsten that lasts, no ill side effects to worry about either!
Thanks buddy, I am very well aware of that!
I’m using both tungsten’s, I am working on eliminating thoriated for good 👍
How do you strike your arc? Most of the time I scratch it I end up sticking my tungsten and breaking it.
I use both options lift or scratch. Prefer lift over scratch for stainless!
What lens do you use? Do you recommend one lens?
*That appears to be a nice shop to test at. Where is that? Just curious.*
One of the client shops here in Edmonton
@@X3MTIG I could never understand why when you pull a slip at Local 488 some Companies want you to test at their own shop rather than at the UA testing facility. Do they not trust our own "in house" Inspector because He is also a UA Member? Whenever I have tested at the 488 shop I have never been treated any different than any other testing facility just because I am a Member of the UA. Perhaps it is more of a cost thing rather than trust. Hard to say. I would say in this scenario they sent you there simply because they do not have that particular welding procedure at our Union Hall. However it is their choice and we have to abide by it. Keep up the good work Brother and stay safe.
@@livepost6986 I think it’s more of a cost thing. If it’s more of a trust thing, then they would hire non union workers.
Nice job! At the end of your bead before pulling out if you keep walking it while pointing your tungsten forward and up will help eliminate that dark spot at the end. Wait for it to solidify before pulling off all the way
I tried, it’s simply not working that way with that kind of tig torch.
You sounds like Croatian speaking English :).
Tako je 👍
:) super su ti videi.Takodjer sam zavarivač iz Slav Broda.Odakle si ti ako nije tajna?@@X3MTIG
What heat did you run on your cap pass
Around 150 amps
Good video bro 🔥🔥
What did you use for your tacks?
Beautiful welding bro but you definitely robbed us of the final root pass lol
Next time! 😉
Each connection should not be left above the top
What tig rig do you recommend
Definitely Heavy Hitters 👍
How do you get those arc shots bro?
awesome man what is that cup your using ?
Cup size 8, Alumina ceramic cup
Thanks!
Thanks I appreciate that 👊