Classification and use of petroleum forgings

Oil forgings refer to forged parts used in the oil industry, mainly used in oil extraction, refining processing, natural gas transportation and storage. According to different uses and functions, oil forgings can be divided into the following categories:

Drilling and oil production equipment forgings: including drilling tool forgings, drill forgings, casing forgings, sucker rod forgings, etc. These forgings are commonly used in the process of drilling, oil recovery and extraction of underground oil and gas resources.

Pressure vessel forgings: including oil and gas storage tank forgings, high pressure pipeline forgings, etc. These forgings are used in containers and piping systems for the storage and transport of oil, gas and related chemicals, requiring high pressure and corrosion resistance.

Refinery equipment forgings: including reactor forgings, heat exchanger forgings, tray forgings, etc. These forgings are used in various equipment in the petroleum refining process, such as catalytic cracking units, distillation towers, etc., and bear important functions such as transfer, separation, and reaction.

Offshore oil forgings: including a variety of undersea and offshore oil mining equipment forgings, such as well mouth forgings, submarine pipeline forgings, etc. These forgings are used in the development of deepwater oil and gas fields and subsea oil and gas production facilities, and are resistant to corrosion, pressure and seawater erosion.

Valves and pipe forgings: including various types of valve forgings, pipe forgings, etc. These forgings are used to control the flow of fluid in the oil pipeline system, and have the characteristics of sealing performance and high temperature and pressure resistance.

Oil forgings play a key role in the petroleum industry and can meet the requirements of complex and demanding working environments to ensure the safety and efficiency of oil extraction, processing and transportation.