Casing and tubing – tubes for oils

Pipe features:

  • high pressure resistance to ensure safe and reliable operation in harsh oil conditions;
  • resistance to corrosion that may occur as a result of contact of the pipe with oil and moisture and other external factors;
  • resistance to mechanical damage (impacts and shocks);
  • appropriate chemical properties to prevent material fatigue and failure;
  • dimensional accuracy (exact fit of the ends, durable and tight pipe connections);
  • resistance to high temperatures that can occur during oil extraction, transportation and processing;
  • ease of processing to allow adjustment to the individual needs and requirements of the pipeline.
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Standard

API 5CT Specification for casing and tubing (ISO 11960:2004)

Steel grade

H40, J55, K55, N80

The tubes are used in oil and gas industry.

Tube lengths

(Tubing)
Group 1: 6,10 m – 7,32 m  (20 ft – 24 ft)
Group 2: 8,53 m – 9,75 m (28 ft – 32 ft)
Group 3: 11,58 m – 12,80 m (38 ft – 42 ft)

(Casing)
Group 1: 4,88 m – 7,62 m  (16 ft – 25 ft)
Group 2: 7,62 m – 10,36 m (28 ft – 32 ft)
Group 3: 10,36 m – 14,64 m (34 ft – 48 ft)

Dimensions of oil tubes

Tolerance of outside diameter D

D < 4 1/2 in = ± 0,79 mm (± 0,031 in) D ≥ 4 1/2 in = -0,5% D+1,0% D

Tolerance of wall thickness T

T=-12,5% (+limited by weight)
weight (1 tube)=-3,5% +6,5%