Nominal diameter of pipe

2007-12-24View Original

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What is the nominal diameter of the ￠127x6 tube?

Reply #22007-12-24

I asked many people; for DN100, when using such pipes, all the fittings are custom-made, which is too troublesome

Reply #32007-12-24

DN100, non-standard, thick-walled, hehe

Reply #42007-12-24

1. The DN127X6 pipe has an outer diameter of 127 and a wall thickness of 6; it is not a thick-walled pipe. 2. This type of pipe is a non-standard pipe; its corresponding nominal diameter is DN100. The standard outer diameter of this pipe in imperial units is 114.3, while in metric units it is 108. 3. For this type of pipe connection, it is possible to use a non-standard elbow and then connect it to the standard pipe.

Reply #52007-12-26

This specification is in imperial units: a standard pipe of 4 1/2" SCH40S

Reply #62007-12-30

Some nominal diameters are in imperial units; 1 inch = 25.4 mm. This specification is in imperial units: 4 1/2"

Reply #72007-12-31

It’s a 10-inch pipe, man!

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