How to choose the wall thickness of pipes based on the pressure and temperature specified in the process
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Since the production site requires a process pipeline to recover the refrigerant, the operating pressure for the pipes involved is specified as 0.3–2.0 MPa, with temperatures ranging from -5 degrees to 190 degrees. I would appreciate it if experts could help determine the appropriate wall thickness for these pipes. I am considering using either 1-inch or 2-inch pipes; the inlet connection will use 1-inch pipes, while the outlet connection will use 2-inch pipes. How can I find out the wall thickness of these pipes, and how can I determine the maximum pressure they can withstand?
You can contact me; I’ll help you calculate it
It is possible to commission relevant professionals from design institutes to carry out the calculations
Check the design codes for industrial metal pipelines on your own
There are calculations provided in GB150 or HG20582; it’s convenient to do the calculations by oneself. Doing the calculations on your own helps you remember them better. In the future, it’s better to first try to figure out such problems on your own, and only ask for help on forums if you can’t solve them.