Combined Pipes
A combined pipe involves the assembly of various pipes with slight differences in diameter and/or wall thickness into a single pipe. This approach allows for meeting varied strength (Wx) and stiffness (Ix) requirements along the length of the pipe, resulting in substantial steel savings.
Combined pipes can be produced through different methods, including longitudinal, spiral, and seamless techniques. The longitudinally welded technique is the most common.
These pipes are highly suitable for robust applications and are frequently used in scenarios such as mooring piles, guideways, wind turbines, and support structures/foundations within the offshore industry.
Smart Steel Solutions
In a rapidly evolving world with a strong emphasis on reducing CO2 emissions, PalPile leads by offering smart steel solutions. Our tailor-made, in-house produced steel products are crafted to meet the specific needs of each project, ensuring the most suitable solutions for our customers. With our latest sustainable developments, we deliver steel products that require less material or utilize recycled steel, while still meeting exact demands and specifications.
- Refuse
- Reduce
- Reuse
- Recycle
Optional Services
- Non-destructive Testing (NDT)
Ultrasonic testing
Magnetic testing
Radiographic examination (X-ray or gamma ray) - Destructive testing (DO)
Tensile test
Chemical Analysis
Impact test
- Drilling head; design by PalPile, also possible with a large injection lance
- Bell ends
- Footplates
- Various welding options (e.g. mooring post attributes)
- Coating/galvanizing
- CE-marking
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