Abstract:
Provided is a threaded joint for an oil well tubing which possesses sufficient sealability when the external pressure is applied to the threaded joint by suppressing the plastic deformation of a nose portion and sufficient galling resistance. The sufficient galling resistance is provided by preventing the occurrence of galling at the time of making up the threaded joint during verification test performed in accordance with ISO13679:2002 even when the threaded joint for an oil well tubing has a small thickness. Parameters including sizes of the threaded joint at positions of a seal point and shoulder portions satisfy formula 1 ((Ds12−Ds02)/(D12−D02)≥0.30), formula 2 (tan θ>(ΔD+δ)/{2(Lt−Ls)}), and Ls/Ln is set to 0.2 to 0.6.
Abstract:
A threaded joint for pipes including a pin and a box, characterized in that the relationship 0.05 degrees≤θsb−θsp≤2.0 degrees is satisfied, where θsb is an angle of an insertion surface of the female thread on the box side relative to a plane perpendicular to an axis of pipe, and θsp is an angle of an insertion surface of the male thread, which faces the insertion surface of the female thread, on the pin side relative to the plane perpendicular to the axis of pipe.
Abstract:
A premium threaded joint has a pin-side shoulder angle θ1, a box-side shoulder angle θ2, a seal interference quantity δ and a seal point distance xp satisfying θ2−θ1=α×δ/xp, α=7 to 14, and a pin distal end thickness tp1 defined by a difference Re−Ri between a radius Re of a pin most distal end portion and an inner radius Ri of a pin distal end portion is 0.25 times or more as large as a pin raw pipe thickness tp0.
Abstract:
A threaded joint for pipes is provided in which a box-side lip length L, which is the axial distance between a pin-nose-end corresponding point P of the box component 1 and a load surface 18b of a lip-side internal thread ridge 50 closest to the pin-nose-end corresponding point P, is 300 or more times as long as an insertion surface interval δ, which is the axial interval between an insertion surface 19b of an internal thread ridge at a position two or more ridges backwards from the lip-side internal thread ridge 50 and an insertion surface 19a of an external thread ridge facing the insertion surface 19b when tightened, that is, L≧300×δ.
Abstract:
In a joint for oil country tubular goods, a pitch change is made such that an internally-thread pitch has the same value as an externally-thread pitch from a thread end portion on a box end side to a pitch change position taken on a box center side with respect to a position away from the thread end portion by ½ of an entire length of the threaded portion, and the internally-thread pitch is changed to a value less than the externally-thread pitch at the pitch change position so that a thread gap is gradually decreased from the pitch change position to a position of the thread end portion on the box center side, and the thread gap is eventually set to a value which is 0.2 to 0.8 times as large as the thread gap before the pitch change is made.
Abstract:
A threaded joint for an oil country tubular goods includes pins each of which occupies a pipe end portion of a steel pipe for an oil country tubular goods, and includes an externally-threaded portion, a nose extending toward a pipe end side from the externally-threaded portion, and a shoulder forming a distal end of the nose; and a box including internally-threaded portions each forming a threaded portion by being threadedly joined with the externally-threaded portion, and shoulders brought into contact with the shoulders of the pins, wherein the pins and the box being joined to each other by the threaded joining so that portions between the threaded portions and the shoulders are brought into metal-to-metal contact with each other to thereby form seal portions at the contact portions, and the shoulders of the pins and the shoulders of the box forming shoulder faces are brought into contact with each other at the time of make-up of the threaded joint, and a ratio of a chamfer length of pin thread to a thread pitch is 1.0 or more to 3.0 or less.
Abstract:
A threaded joint for heavy-walled oil country tubular goods can both ensure sealability and prevent galling in a state where a high external pressure is also applied to the threaded joint in addition to a high compressive force. A surface of a pin side forming a seal portion and a surface of a box side forming a seal portion are formed into a convex curved surface and a tapered surface, respectively. A seal thickness ts of the pin is 15 mm or less, a shape parameter ts/D (D: outer diameter of a pin raw pipe portion) is 0.045 or more, and a complete thread length ratio L/t (L: complete thread length of the pin, t: wall thickness of the pin raw pipe portion) is 4.0 or less.
Abstract:
In a joint for oil country tubular goods, a pitch change is made such that an internally-thread pitch has the same value as an externally-thread pitch from a thread end portion on a box end side to a pitch change position taken on a box center side with respect to a position away from the thread end portion by ½ of an entire length of the threaded portion, and the internally-thread pitch is changed to a value less than the externally-thread pitch at the pitch change position so that a thread gap is gradually decreased from the pitch change position to a position of the thread end portion on the box center side, and the thread gap is eventually set to a value which is 0.2 to 0.8 times as large as the thread gap before the pitch change is made.
Abstract:
A threaded pipe joint, when acted upon by a tensile load, does not break on the female thread-side of a first thread section of a second thread series that extends from an intermediate shoulder. The threaded pipe joint reliably undergoes tensile rupture on the female thread-side of a first thread section of a first thread series, which is the original critical cross-section site. The threaded pipe joint is configured so that when the male and female threads of the intermediate shoulder are screwed together, the load flank-side thread gaps L1G and L2G of a first thread series, which is the radially inward thread series, and a second thread series, which is the radially outward thread series, on the two sides of the intermediate shoulder always satisfy the relationship L1G
Abstract:
A premium threaded joint has a pin-side shoulder angle θ1, a box-side shoulder angle θ2, a seal interference quantity δ and a seal point distance xp satisfying θ2−θ1=α×δ/xp, α=7 to 14, and a pin distal end thickness tp1 defined by a difference Re−Ri between a radius Re of a pin most distal end portion and an inner radius Ri of a pin distal end portion is 0.25 times or more as large as a pin raw pipe thickness tp0.