WO2015030644A1 - Arrangement for surface treatment of pipes and pipe sections - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to surface treatment equipment for surface treatment of pipes and pipe sections, for example those intended for the offshore industry .
- metal pipes or sections of a metal pipe for example a pipe thread
- a conventional method of surface treatment involves part of the pipe with the pipe thread being lowered by an overhead crane into a tank containing surface treatment agent, after which the pipe is lifted out and flushed with a rinsing agent.
- surface treatment agent and rinsing agent are delivered to the pipe that is to be surface-treated via an inner or an outer pipe.
- a pipe of smaller diameter is placed inside the pipe that is to be surface-treated, after which surface treatment agent and rinsing agent are delivered to the inside of the pipe via the gap between the two pipes.
- the pipe whose outside is to be surface-treated is placed inside a pipe of greater diameter.
- the main object of the present invention has been to develop simple, safe and environmentally friendly surface treatment equipment for surface treatment of pipes and pipe sections.
- a further object of the invention has been to develop flexible surface treatment equipment that can be easily adapted to surface treatment of different parts of a pipe.
- the surface treatment equipment comprises a surface treatment nozzle designed to transfer surface treatment agent and rinsing agent to and from the pipe section that is to be surface-treated, and the surface treatment nozzle is connected to a first container that holds surface treatment agent and to a second container that holds rinsing agent.
- the surface treatment equipment is characterized in that the surface treatment nozzle is designed to be fitted in a liquid-tight manner onto one of the ends of the pipe section, and in that, after it has been fitted, the surface treatment nozzle forms, together with the first container and the second container, a closed system in which surface treatment agent and rinsing agent are recirculated.
- the surface treatment nozzle is connected to the first tank on the one hand via a first delivery line, a surface treatment pump and a first control valve for supplying surface treatment agent to the nozzle, on the other hand via a first return line, a second return line and a three-way valve for returning surface treatment agent from the surface treatment nozzle to the first tank
- the surface treatment nozzle is also connected to the second tank on the one hand via a second delivery line, a rinsing agent pump and a second control valve for supplying rinsing agent to the surface treatment nozzle, on the other hand via the first return line, a third return line and the three- way valve for returning rinsing agent from the nozzle to the second tank
- the surface treatment nozzle comprises an outer cylinder-shaped part comprising at least one sealing ring for liquid-tight sealing between the inside of the cylinder-shaped part and the outside of the pipe end, and also an inner piston-shaped part comprising at least one sealing ring for liquid-t
- the surface treatment equipment constitutes a closed system, which effectively prevents discharge of surface treatment agent and rinsing agent to the environment; a closed system allows the surface treatment equipment to be pressurized, which means a quicker and safer surface treatment process; use of a surface treatment nozzle means that heavy lifting can be avoided; use of a surface treatment nozzle entails simpler surface treatment equipment that can be easily transported . With a few simple manoeuvres, the surface treatment equipment can be set up for internal surface treatment
- Fig. 1 shows a schematic representation of surface treatment equipment comprising a surface treatment nozzle fitted on a pipe end
- Fig. 2 shows a schematic representation of surface treatment equipment according to Figure 1, arranged for surface treatment of the outside of the pipe end
- Fig. 3 shows a schematic representation of surface treatment equipment according to Figure 1, arranged for surface treatment of the inside of the pipe end.
- the invention relates to surface treatment equipment for surface treatment of metal pipes. It preferably relates to surface treatment equipment for phosphating internal or external pipe threads.
- a surface treatment solution comprising phosphoric acid is delivered to the metal surface that is to be surface-treated, whereupon a phosphate layer forms as a result of the phosphoric acid reacting chemically with the metal surface of the pipe.
- Suitable surface treatment solutions for phosphating comprise an aqueous solution of phosphoric acid and various metal phosphates, among which 5.0 to 10.0% by weight of orthophosphoric acid, 10.0 to 25.0% by weight of manganese phosphate, 0.25 to 0.50% by weight of nickel nitrate, and 2.5 to 10.0% by weight of manganese dinitrate.
- Phosphating is usually followed by some type of aftertreatment , e.g. oiling or lacquering.
- Pipe sections with a high degree of strength and hardness also need to be heat-treated in order to reduce the risk of hydrogen embrittlement .
- the phosphate layer is crystalline and porous and, as a result of its chemical binding to the underlying metal, is firmly anchored.
- the phosphate layer is also electrically non-conductive and therefore passivates the metal surface, i.e. counteracts corrosion.
- the phosphate layer provides lubrication, which increases the resistance to wear and prevents direct metallic contact between sliding surfaces.
- the area that is to be phosphated is cleaned by the following measures: cleaning by abrasive blasting, cleaning by blowing with compressed air, washing with acetone, or similar more environmentally friendly alternatives, cleaning by blowing with compressed air and optional pre-heating.
- the phosphated area is aftertreated by the following measures: flushing with water, cleaning by blowing with compressed air, cooling and oiling of the phosphated area.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic representation of surface treatment equipment 1 according to a preferred embodiment of the invention, for surface treatment of a pipe end 3.
- the surface treatment equipment 1 comprises a surface treatment nozzle 2 designed to be fitted on a pipe end 3.
- the surface treatment equipment 1 also comprises a first tank 4 that holds a surface treatment solution 5, and a second tank 6 that holds a rinsing agent 7.
- the surface treatment nozzle 2 is connected to the first tank 4 on the one hand via a first delivery line 8, a surface treatment pump 9 and a first control valve 10 for supplying surface treatment agent 5 to the nozzle 2, on the other hand via a first return line 11, a second return line 13 and a three-way valve 12 for returning surface treatment agent 5 from the nozzle 2 to the first tank 4.
- the surface treatment nozzle 2 is also connected to the second tank 6 on the one hand via a second delivery line 15, a rinsing agent pump 17 and a second control valve 16 for supplying rinsing agent 7 to the nozzle 2, on the other hand via the first return line 11, a third return line 14 and the three-way valve 12 for returning rinsing agent 7 from the nozzle 2 to the second tank 6.
- the control valves and the pumps are of standard types and are therefore not described in any detail in the text below.
- Figure 2 shows a surface treatment nozzle 2 according to Figure 1, designed for surface treatment of the conical outside 18 of the pipe end 3, which outside 18 is composed of an external pipe thread, for example.
- the surface treatment nozzle 2 is designed for liquid- tight placement on the pipe end 3 by one of the following techniques: threaded fit, bayonet fit, snap fit or press fit.
- the surface treatment nozzle 2 comprises an outer cylinder-shaped part 25 comprising at least one sealing ring 22 for liquid-tight sealing between the inside of the cylinder-shaped part 25 and the outside 27 of the pipe end 3, and also an inner piston-shaped part 26 comprising at least one sealing ring 23 for liquid-tight sealing between the outside of the piston-shaped part 26 and the inside of the pipe end 3.
- the sealing rings are preferably of an expandable type, inflatable with air. Alternatively, the sealing rings can also be of a standard type.
- the surface treatment agent 5 from the delivery line 8 is transferred to the conical outside 18 via a first tubular channel 21 arranged in the piston-shaped part 26 of the nozzle 2.
- the pressure arising when surface treatment agent 5 is pumped into the space between the nozzle 2 and the pipe section 3 forces the surface treatment agent 5 onwards, via ⁇ a second tubular channel 19 arranged in the cylinder-shaped part 25 of the nozzle 2, out to the return line 11 and then back to the surface treatment container 4.
- Figure 3 shows a surface treatment nozzle 2 according to Figure 1, designed for surface treatment of the conical inside 24 of the pipe end 3, which inside 24 is composed of an internal pipe thread, for example.
- the nozzle 2 comprises, for surface treatment of the conical inside 24 of the pipe end 3, an outer cylinder-shaped part 25 comprising at least one sealing ring 22 for sealing between the inside of the cylinder-shaped part 25 and the outside 27 of the pipe end 3, and also an inner piston-shaped part 28 comprising at least one sealing ring 23 for liquid-tight sealing between the outside of the piston-shaped part 26 and the inside of the pipe end 3.
- the inner piston-shaped part 28 is extended here, which permits surface treatment of all or part of the inside of the pipe end 3 depending on the length of the piston-shaped part 28.
- the piston-shaped part 28 is arranged movably in the axial direction on the surface treatment nozzle, for example via racks or via slide bearings (not shown) .
- both the outer cylinder-shaped part 25 and also the inner piston-shaped part 28 are arranged movably in the axial direction on the surface treatment nozzle 2 via racks or slide bearings in order to adjust the nozzle 2 depending on whether the outside 18 or inside 24 of the pipe end 3 is to be surface-treated.
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Abstract
The present invention relates to surface treatment equipment (1) for surface treatment of a pipe or a pipe section (3), wherein the surface treatment equipment (1) comprises a surface treatment nozzle (2) designed to transfer surface treatment agent (5) and rinsing agent (7) to and from the pipe section (3) that is to be surface-treated, and the surface treatment nozzle (2) is connected to a first container (4) that holds surface treatment agent (5) and to a second container (6) that holds rinsing agent (7). The invention is characterized in that the surface treatment nozzle (2) is designed to be fitted onto the end of the pipe section (3), and in that, after it has been fitted, the surface treatment nozzle (2) forms, together with the first container (4) and the second container (6), a closed system in which surface treatment agent (5) and rinsing agent (7) are recirculated between the pipe section (3) and the first container (4) and between the pipe section (3) and the second container (6), respectively.
Description
ARRANGEMENT FOR SURFACE TREATMENT OF PIPES AND PIPE SECTIONS
TECHNICAL FIELD
The present invention relates to surface treatment equipment for surface treatment of pipes and pipe sections, for example those intended for the offshore industry . BACKGROUND AND PRIOR ART
It has long been known that metal pipes or sections of a metal pipe, for example a pipe thread, can be surface-treated chemically, for example by phosphating, in order thereby to improve the friction, wear and corrosion properties of the pipe thread. A conventional method of surface treatment involves part of the pipe with the pipe thread being lowered by an overhead crane into a tank containing surface treatment agent, after which the pipe is lifted out and flushed with a rinsing agent.
In an alternative method, known from the patent document US 4 828 796, surface treatment agent and rinsing agent are delivered to the pipe that is to be surface-treated via an inner or an outer pipe. For surface treatment of the inside of the pipe, a pipe of smaller diameter is placed inside the pipe that is to be surface-treated, after which surface treatment agent and rinsing agent are delivered to the inside of the pipe via the gap between the two pipes. For external surface treatment of the pipe, the pipe whose outside is to be surface-treated is placed inside a pipe of greater diameter. With said technique, the amount of surface treatment agent and rinsing agent can be limited to the space in the gap between the two pipes.
Problems associated with said methods of surface treatment can be summarized as being that the methods are complicated, require masking of parts that are not
to be surface-treated, involve heavy lifting with overhead cranes and involve discharge of environmentally hazardous substances into the environment .
OBJECT OF THE INVENTION AND FEATURES THEREOF
The main object of the present invention has been to develop simple, safe and environmentally friendly surface treatment equipment for surface treatment of pipes and pipe sections.
A further object of the invention has been to develop flexible surface treatment equipment that can be easily adapted to surface treatment of different parts of a pipe.
These objects, and other aims not listed here, are achieved satisfactorily by what is set forth in the independent patent claim attached.
Embodiments of the invention are set forth in the dependent patent claims.
Thus, according to the present invention, it has been possible to develop simple, quick, safe and environmentally friendly surface treatment equipment for surface treatment of a pipe or a pipe section, wherein the surface treatment equipment comprises a surface treatment nozzle designed to transfer surface treatment agent and rinsing agent to and from the pipe section that is to be surface-treated, and the surface treatment nozzle is connected to a first container that holds surface treatment agent and to a second container that holds rinsing agent.
The surface treatment equipment is characterized in that the surface treatment nozzle is designed to be fitted in a liquid-tight manner onto one of the ends of
the pipe section, and in that, after it has been fitted, the surface treatment nozzle forms, together with the first container and the second container, a closed system in which surface treatment agent and rinsing agent are recirculated.
According to further aspects of surface treatment equipment, provision is made that: the surface treatment nozzle is connected to the first tank on the one hand via a first delivery line, a surface treatment pump and a first control valve for supplying surface treatment agent to the nozzle, on the other hand via a first return line, a second return line and a three-way valve for returning surface treatment agent from the surface treatment nozzle to the first tank, and the surface treatment nozzle is also connected to the second tank on the one hand via a second delivery line, a rinsing agent pump and a second control valve for supplying rinsing agent to the surface treatment nozzle, on the other hand via the first return line, a third return line and the three- way valve for returning rinsing agent from the nozzle to the second tank, the surface treatment nozzle comprises an outer cylinder-shaped part comprising at least one sealing ring for liquid-tight sealing between the inside of the cylinder-shaped part and the outside of the pipe end, and also an inner piston-shaped part comprising at least one sealing ring for liquid-tight sealing between the outside of the piston-shaped part and the inside of the pipe end, an outer cylinder-shaped part comprising at least one sealing ring for sealing between the inside of the cylinder-shaped part and the outside of the pipe end, and also an inner extended piston-shaped part
comprising at least one sealing ring for liquid-tight sealing between the outside of the piston-shaped part and the inside of the pipe end, the inner piston-shaped part is arranged movably in the axial direction on the nozzle in order to permit variable adjustment of the nozzle in respect of how large a part of the inside of the pipe end is to be surface-treated, the outer cylinder-shaped part and the inner piston- shaped part are arranged movably in the axial direction on the nozzle in order to permit variable adjustment of the nozzle in respect of whether the inside or outside of the pipe end is to be surface-treated, and the outer cylinder-shaped part and the inner piston- shaped part are arranged movably on the nozzle via racks .
ADVANTAGES AND EFFECTS OF THE INVENTION
The invention affords a number of advantages and effects, the most important of which are the following: the surface treatment equipment constitutes a closed system, which effectively prevents discharge of surface treatment agent and rinsing agent to the environment; a closed system allows the surface treatment equipment to be pressurized, which means a quicker and safer surface treatment process; use of a surface treatment nozzle means that heavy lifting can be avoided; use of a surface treatment nozzle entails simpler surface treatment equipment that can be easily transported .
With a few simple manoeuvres, the surface treatment equipment can be set up for internal surface treatment
(box) or external surface treatment (pin) of a pipe by exchanging the surface treatment nozzle.
The invention has been defined in the attached patent claims and will now be described in more detail in connection with the attached figures.
Further advantages and effects will become clear from studying and considering the following detailed description of the invention and by referring at the same time to the attached figures, in which
Fig. 1 shows a schematic representation of surface treatment equipment comprising a surface treatment nozzle fitted on a pipe end, Fig. 2 shows a schematic representation of surface treatment equipment according to Figure 1, arranged for surface treatment of the outside of the pipe end, and Fig. 3 shows a schematic representation of surface treatment equipment according to Figure 1, arranged for surface treatment of the inside of the pipe end. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS
The invention relates to surface treatment equipment for surface treatment of metal pipes. It preferably relates to surface treatment equipment for phosphating internal or external pipe threads. In phosphating, a surface treatment solution comprising phosphoric acid is delivered to the metal surface that is to be surface-treated, whereupon a phosphate layer forms as a result of the phosphoric acid reacting chemically with
the metal surface of the pipe. Suitable surface treatment solutions for phosphating comprise an aqueous solution of phosphoric acid and various metal phosphates, among which 5.0 to 10.0% by weight of orthophosphoric acid, 10.0 to 25.0% by weight of manganese phosphate, 0.25 to 0.50% by weight of nickel nitrate, and 2.5 to 10.0% by weight of manganese dinitrate. Phosphating is usually followed by some type of aftertreatment , e.g. oiling or lacquering. Pipe sections with a high degree of strength and hardness also need to be heat-treated in order to reduce the risk of hydrogen embrittlement . The phosphate layer is crystalline and porous and, as a result of its chemical binding to the underlying metal, is firmly anchored. The phosphate layer is also electrically non-conductive and therefore passivates the metal surface, i.e. counteracts corrosion.
Moreover, at high surface pressures, the phosphate layer provides lubrication, which increases the resistance to wear and prevents direct metallic contact between sliding surfaces. Before the phosphating is begun, the area that is to be phosphated is cleaned by the following measures: cleaning by abrasive blasting, cleaning by blowing with compressed air, washing with acetone, or similar more environmentally friendly alternatives, cleaning by blowing with compressed air and optional pre-heating. After the phosphating has been carried out, the phosphated area is aftertreated by the following measures: flushing with water, cleaning by blowing with compressed air, cooling and oiling of the phosphated area.
Figure 1 shows a schematic representation of surface treatment equipment 1 according to a preferred embodiment of the invention, for surface treatment of a pipe end 3. The surface treatment equipment 1 comprises a surface treatment nozzle 2 designed to be fitted on a
pipe end 3. The surface treatment equipment 1 also comprises a first tank 4 that holds a surface treatment solution 5, and a second tank 6 that holds a rinsing agent 7. The surface treatment nozzle 2 is connected to the first tank 4 on the one hand via a first delivery line 8, a surface treatment pump 9 and a first control valve 10 for supplying surface treatment agent 5 to the nozzle 2, on the other hand via a first return line 11, a second return line 13 and a three-way valve 12 for returning surface treatment agent 5 from the nozzle 2 to the first tank 4. The surface treatment nozzle 2 is also connected to the second tank 6 on the one hand via a second delivery line 15, a rinsing agent pump 17 and a second control valve 16 for supplying rinsing agent 7 to the nozzle 2, on the other hand via the first return line 11, a third return line 14 and the three-way valve 12 for returning rinsing agent 7 from the nozzle 2 to the second tank 6. The control valves and the pumps are of standard types and are therefore not described in any detail in the text below.
Figure 2 shows a surface treatment nozzle 2 according to Figure 1, designed for surface treatment of the conical outside 18 of the pipe end 3, which outside 18 is composed of an external pipe thread, for example. The surface treatment nozzle 2 is designed for liquid- tight placement on the pipe end 3 by one of the following techniques: threaded fit, bayonet fit, snap fit or press fit. The surface treatment nozzle 2 comprises an outer cylinder-shaped part 25 comprising at least one sealing ring 22 for liquid-tight sealing between the inside of the cylinder-shaped part 25 and the outside 27 of the pipe end 3, and also an inner piston-shaped part 26 comprising at least one sealing ring 23 for liquid-tight sealing between the outside of the piston-shaped part 26 and the inside of the pipe end 3. The sealing rings are preferably of an
expandable type, inflatable with air. Alternatively, the sealing rings can also be of a standard type.
The surface treatment agent 5 from the delivery line 8 is transferred to the conical outside 18 via a first tubular channel 21 arranged in the piston-shaped part 26 of the nozzle 2. The pressure arising when surface treatment agent 5 is pumped into the space between the nozzle 2 and the pipe section 3 forces the surface treatment agent 5 onwards, via^a second tubular channel 19 arranged in the cylinder-shaped part 25 of the nozzle 2, out to the return line 11 and then back to the surface treatment container 4. Figure 3 shows a surface treatment nozzle 2 according to Figure 1, designed for surface treatment of the conical inside 24 of the pipe end 3, which inside 24 is composed of an internal pipe thread, for example. In the same way as in the surface treatment of the outside 18 of the pipe end 3, the nozzle 2 according to Figure 1 comprises, for surface treatment of the conical inside 24 of the pipe end 3, an outer cylinder-shaped part 25 comprising at least one sealing ring 22 for sealing between the inside of the cylinder-shaped part 25 and the outside 27 of the pipe end 3, and also an inner piston-shaped part 28 comprising at least one sealing ring 23 for liquid-tight sealing between the outside of the piston-shaped part 26 and the inside of the pipe end 3.
The inner piston-shaped part 28 is extended here, which permits surface treatment of all or part of the inside of the pipe end 3 depending on the length of the piston-shaped part 28.
In a particular embodiment of the surface treatment nozzle 2 according to Figure 3, the piston-shaped part 28 is arranged movably in the axial direction on the
surface treatment nozzle, for example via racks or via slide bearings (not shown) .
In a further particular embodiment of the surface treatment nozzle 2 according to Figure 3, both the outer cylinder-shaped part 25 and also the inner piston-shaped part 28 are arranged movably in the axial direction on the surface treatment nozzle 2 via racks or slide bearings in order to adjust the nozzle 2 depending on whether the outside 18 or inside 24 of the pipe end 3 is to be surface-treated.
The invention is not limited to the embodiments shown and instead can be varied in different ways within the scope of the patent claims.
Claims
1. Surface treatment equipment (1) for surface treatment of a pipe section (3), wherein the surface treatment equipment (1) comprises a surface treatment nozzle (2) designed to transfer surface treatment agent (5) and rinsing agent (7) to and from the pipe section (3) that is to be surface-treated, and the surface treatment nozzle (2) is connected to a first container (4) that holds surface treatment agent (5) and to a second container (6) that holds rinsing agent (7), characterized in that the surface treatment nozzle (2) is designed to be fitted onto the end of the pipe section (3), and in that, after it has been fitted, the surface treatment nozzle (2) forms, together with the first container (4) and the second container (6), a closed system in which surface treatment agent (5) and rinsing agent (7) are recirculated between the pipe section (3) and the first container (4) and between the pipe section (3) and the second container (6), respectively .
2. Surface treatment equipment (1) according to Claim 1, characterized in that the surface treatment nozzle (2) is connected to the first tank (4) on the one hand via a first delivery line (8), a surface treatment pump (9) and a first control valve (10) for supplying surface treatment agent (5) to the nozzle (2), on the other hand via a first return line (11), a second return line (13) and a three-way valve (12) for returning surface treatment agent (5) from the surface treatment nozzle (2) to the first tank (4), and in that the surface treatment nozzle (2) is also connected to the second tank (6) on the one hand via a second delivery line (15), a rinsing agent pump (17) and a second control valve (16) for supplying rinsing
agent (7) to the surface treatment nozzle (2), on the other hand via the first return line (11), a third return line (14) and the three-way valve (12) for returning rinsing agent (7) from the nozzle (2) to the second tank (6) .
Surface treatment equipment (1) according to Claim 1, characterized in that the surface treatment nozzle (2) comprises an outer cylinder-shaped part (25) comprising at least one sealing ring (22) for liquid-tight sealing between the inside of the cylinder-shaped part (25) and the outside (27) of the pipe end (3), and also an inner piston-shaped part (26) comprising at least one sealing ring (23) for liquid-tight sealing between the outside of the piston-shaped part (26) and the inside of the pipe end ( 3 ) .
Surface treatment equipment (1) according to Claim 1, characterized by an outer cylinder-shaped part (25) comprising at least one sealing ring (22) for sealing between the inside of the cylinder-shaped part (25) and the outside (27) of the pipe end (3), and also an inner extended piston-shaped part (28) comprising at least one sealing ring (23) for liquid-tight sealing between the outside of the piston-shaped part (28) and the inside of the pipe end ( 3 ) .
Surface treatment equipment (1) according to Claim 4, characterized in that the inner piston-shaped part (28) is arranged movably in the axial direction on the nozzle (2) in order to permit variable adjustment of the nozzle (2) in respect of how large a part of the inside of the pipe end (3) is to be surface-treated.
Surface treatment equipment (1) according to Claim 4, characterized in that the outer cylinder-shaped part (25) and the inner piston-shaped part (28) are arranged movably in the axial direction on the nozzle (2) in order to permit variable adjustment of the nozzle (2) in respect of whether the inside or outside of the pipe end (3) is to be surface- treated .
Surface treatment equipment (1) according to Claim 6, characterized in that the outer cylinder-shaped part (25) and the inner piston-shaped part (28) are arranged movably on the nozzle (2) via racks.
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