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What do “division” and “inch” mean in valve specifications?

2020-07-09View Original

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What do “division” and “inch” mean in valve specifications?
Reply #22020-07-09
This post was last edited by wanlirn on 2020-7-9 at 15:38. An inch is a unit of length, equal to about 25.4 mm; one-eighth of an inch is called a fraction
Reply #32020-07-10
Some British units are quite strange.
Reply #42020-07-16
One inch corresponds to DN25; 1 inch is equal to 8/16 inches. What is referred to as 3/16 inch actually means 3/8 inch, while 4/16 inches equals 1/2 inch
Reply #52020-07-17
Inches, a unit in the imperial system; 1 inch = 25.4 mm

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