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Relation between Piping Class & max. thickness
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15 years 5 months ago - 15 years 5 months ago #7449 by Sachin
Relation between Piping Class & max. thickness was created by Sachin
Is there any relation between Piping Class & max. thickness taken.
For Cl 150 the max. thickness of pipe used can be XS / Sch80 as told. How ?
Pl. confirm & explain with eg.
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For Cl 150 the max. thickness of pipe used can be XS / Sch80 as told. How ?
Pl. confirm & explain with eg.
Thanks
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15 years 5 months ago - 15 years 5 months ago #4880 by Jop
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Replied by Jop on topic Sachin, You keep asking these types
Sachin,
You keep asking these types of questions and I for one am wondering why?
If you are a Piping Material Engineer you would not and should not be asking them.
If you are a Piping Designer then you should be using the piping material line class specifications and not asking a lot of questions.
If you are the Project Manager or the Client then you should be asking the Piping Material Engineer.
If you are Construction or a Sub-Contractor then you should be using the material listed on the drawing bill-of-material (BOM)
Why are you asking them?
The NORMAL pipe schedule for Class 150 piping is schedule 40
Exception: If the corrosion rate of the commodity is very high then the wall schedule might be increased to schedule 80.
You keep asking these types of questions and I for one am wondering why?
If you are a Piping Material Engineer you would not and should not be asking them.
If you are a Piping Designer then you should be using the piping material line class specifications and not asking a lot of questions.
If you are the Project Manager or the Client then you should be asking the Piping Material Engineer.
If you are Construction or a Sub-Contractor then you should be using the material listed on the drawing bill-of-material (BOM)
Why are you asking them?
The NORMAL pipe schedule for Class 150 piping is schedule 40
Exception: If the corrosion rate of the commodity is very high then the wall schedule might be increased to schedule 80.
Do it once and Do it Right
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