(Seeking help) How should I determine this wall thickness?

2017-12-03View Original

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PIPE, EFW, LGS, BE, GB/T 12771 06CR19NI10, SH/T 3405; EJ=0.9 – A table of wall thicknesses is available, but this specific wall thickness isn’t listed. SCH/SCHS is often seen in such contexts; could someone please explain this? For 304 material, how do I determine the wall thickness? EJ=0.9 -- I mainly don’t understand this part of T-6.

Reply #22017-12-03

(Seeking help) How should I determine this wall thickness?

Reply #32017-12-03

Does T-6 refer to a wall thickness of 6?

Reply #42017-12-03

SCH? S is the designation for stainless steel pipes; one can simply look up the corresponding grade table.

Reply #52017-12-03

Based on a preliminary assessment, this pipe is a welded steel pipe; EJ=0.9 represents the weld coefficient, and T is likely the initial letter of the word for thickness, with a wall thickness of 6 mm. I wonder what the experts think!

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