Difference between TUBE and PIPE
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Difference between TUBE and PIPE
The basic difference between tube and pipe lies in the dimensional standards used in their manufacture. Secondly, pipe refers only to circular tubes, while tube can have various cross-sectional shapes; pipe is merely a special case of tube.
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Pipe* generally refers to welded pipes. Tube *refers to pipes connected using fittings of the kind, and are relatively thin.
Is it also said that tubs have a limited range of applications and are mostly used for heat exchange tubes and similar things?； Pipes have a wide range of applications, and they are mostly available in standard series such as SCH wall thicknesses; standard NPS nominal pipes are commonly used for pipe fittings.
A tube is generally a pipe used in instruments, with stainless steel being the main material； A pipe generally refers to a material pipeline; the specific material depends on the relevant requirements