I would like to ask: for reducing tees, should the wall thickness be determined based on that of the larger end or the smaller end? Is there any table for this?

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This post was last edited by *nht1 on 2018-11-10 at 15:01. I have a question: should the wall thickness of a reducing tee be determined based on that of the larger end or the smaller end? Is there any table for this? Also, for the wall thickness of the reducer, should it be based on the wall thickness of the larger end or that of the smaller end?

Reply #22018-11-10

You can take a look at GB/T12459-2017 and GB/T13401-2017

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I would like to ask: for reducing tees, should the wall thickness be determined based on that of the larger end or the smaller end? Is there any table for this?

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