In the formula for calculating the wall thickness of straight pipes in the \"Code for Design of Industrial Metal Piping\", is the pressure referred to as gauge pressure?

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In the formula for calculating the wall thickness of straight pipes in the \"Code for Design of Industrial Metal Piping\", is the pressure referred to as gauge pressure? It doesn’t seem to be specified in this standard.

Reply #22017-04-19

When reading specifications, make sure to pay attention to the beginning and the symbol explanations.

Reply #32017-04-19

Gauge pressure is generally used in calculations!

Reply #42017-04-19

Gauge pressure is used for general strength calculations, while absolute pressure is used for process calculations

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In the formula for calculating the wall thickness of straight pipes in the \"Code for Design of Industrial Metal Piping\", is the pressure referred to as gauge pressure?

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