Petroleum pipes are mainly used to transport media such as oil and natural gas. This article will focus on the characteristics, application scenarios and precautions of oil pipes.

Petroleum pipes have the following characteristics:
(1) High strength: Oil pipes are made of high-strength steel, which can withstand high-pressure and large-flow transportation, ensuring the normal transportation of oil and natural gas and other media.
(2) Corrosion resistance: The inner and outer surfaces of oil pipes are coated with special anti-corrosion materials, which can withstand the corrosion of oil and natural gas and other media, prolonging the service life of oil pipes.
(3) Strong adaptability: Petroleum pipes are suitable for the transportation of different media, including oil, natural gas, water and chemicals, and have a wide range of application fields.

Petroleum pipes are mainly used in the following fields:
(1) Oil extraction: Oil pipes are important pipelines in oil extraction, used to transport underground crude oil and natural gas.
(2) Natural gas transportation: Petroleum pipes can also be used in natural gas transportation to transport media such as natural gas and liquefied natural gas.
(3) Chemical industry: Petroleum pipes can also be used in the chemical industry to transport chemicals and dangerous goods.
When using oil pipes, you need to pay attention to the following:
(1) Before use, check whether the oil pipe is intact, and replace it in time if damaged.
(2) During the transportation process, control the pressure and temperature of the oil pipe to avoid exceeding the tolerance range.
(3) During the transportation process, avoid the oil pipe from being hit and rubbed to prevent the oil pipe from being damaged.
(4) During use, pay attention to regular maintenance and maintenance of oil pipes to prolong the service life of oil pipes.