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Carbon Steel Low Fin Tube For Oil Coolers And Condensers

Carbon Steel Low Fin Tube For Oil Coolers And Condensers

Brand Name: YUHONG GROUP
MOQ: 1PC
Price: 1--10000 USD
Payment Terms: L/C, T/T
Supply Ability: 10000 tons/month
Detail Information
Place of Origin:
CHINA, KOREA
Certification:
ASME, U STAMP, API,ASME, ABS, LR, DNV, GL , BV, KR, TS, CCS
Base Tube Material:
Carbon Steel, SA179, SA192, A106
Length:
Max 25M/PC
Fin Wall Thickness:
~0.3mm
Fin Pitch:
19-26-27-28-30-36 Fins Per Inch
Fin Height:
<1.4mm
Packaging Details:
IRON FRAME CASE WITH PLASTIC CAP
Supply Ability:
10000 tons/month
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Carbon Steel Low Fin Tube

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Oil Coolers Low Fin Tube

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Condensers fin pipe

Product Description
Carbon Steel Low Fin Tube For Oil Coolers And Condensers
Product Specifications
Attribute Value
Certification ASME, U STAMP, API, ASME, ABS, LR, DNV, GL, BV, KR, TS, CCS
Base Tube Material Carbon Steel, SA179, SA192, A106
Length Max 25M/PC
Fin Wall thickness ~0.3mm
Fin pitch 19-26-27-28-30-36 fins per inch
Fin height <1.4mm
Carbon Steel Low Fin Tube

Low fin tubes (also called integral fin tubes) are used in heat exchangers, boilers, and condensers to enhance heat transfer efficiency. Their strength depends on material properties, fin geometry, and manufacturing processes.

1. Material Strength of Carbon Steel

Carbon steel low fin tubes are typically made from ASTM A179, A192, or A210 grades. Their mechanical properties include:

Property ASTM A179 ASTM A192 ASTM A210
Tensile Strength ≥325 MPa ≥325 MPa ≥415 MPa
Yield Strength ≥180 MPa ≥180 MPa ≥255 MPa
Elongation (%) ≥35% ≥35% ≥30%
Hardness (HB) ≤72 HRB ≤77 HRB ≤79 HRB
  • A179: Best for low-pressure heat exchangers.
  • A192: Higher pressure applications (boilers).
  • A210 (Grade A1): Higher strength for power plants.
2. Fin Geometry & Its Impact on Strength

Low fin tubes have helical fins extruded from the base tube, which affects structural integrity:

Parameter Typical Range Effect on Strength
Fin Height 0.8-1.5 mm ↑ Height -> ↓ Burst Pressure
Fin Pitch 19-40 fins/inch Denser fins -> Slightly weaker
Base Wall Thickness 1.2-3.0 mm Thicker -> Higher pressure rating
  • Burst Pressure: Typically 20-30% lower than smooth tubes due to fin formation.
  • Collapse Strength: Fins add rigidity but reduce internal pressure resistance.
3. Strength Comparison: Low Fin vs. Smooth Tubes
Property Low Fin Tube Smooth Tube
Tensile Strength Similar Similar
Burst Pressure ~70-80% of smooth 100% (reference)
Fatigue Resistance Slightly lower Higher
Corrosion Resistance Similar (but fins trap deposits) Better for clean fluids
4. Applications & Limitations

Where Carbon Steel Low Fin Tubes Excel:

  • Heat Exchangers (oil coolers, condensers)
  • Boiler Economizers (improved heat transfer)
  • Low-Pressure Steam Systems

Where They Should Be Avoided:

  • High-Pressure Steam (>1000 psi)
  • Highly Corrosive Fluids (fins trap deposits)
  • High-Vibration Environments (risk of fin fatigue)
5. Conclusion
  • Strength ≈ 70-90% of smooth tubes (depends on fin design).
  • Best for heat transfer efficiency, not extreme pressure.
  • Material choice (A179/A192/A210) affects performance.
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