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What does it mean for pipes to be from the same furnace and batch?

2012-01-12View Original

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As the title suggests, what does it mean to be from the same furnace and batch? Is it reasonable to require suppliers to meet this criterion when purchasing pipes?
Reply #22012-01-13
Steel produced in one furnace, with the same batch number. Generally, the material produced from one melting furnace is considered one batch if its weight does not exceed 60 tons.
Reply #32012-01-14
Reply to 2# yuchenchf: I’ve heard that when heat treatment is carried out together, it’s called \"same furnace\"; I’m not sure if that’s correct

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