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Seeking help with pipeline material grade numbering

2009-01-02View Original

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I saw the pipe material grade code ABBA1 on a design document. Is this based on American standards? How can I determine the material of the pipe?
Reply #22009-01-02
The grade number of pipeline materials does not always indicate the material type; it depends on the specifications provided. This is how we handle it here, and you can ask the project manager or the person responsible for specifying the pipeline material grades. Sometimes the same letter can also have many different interpretations. Moreover, the way each design institute prepares it is also different. There should be an explanation on the homepage for this.
Reply #32009-01-02
Thank you! It was developed according to American standards, and the answer was found.
Reply #42009-02-15
Could any expert provide a detailed list of pipe codes in an editable format? Thank you in advance.
Reply #52009-02-16
Where is the answer? Send it out to learn* a bit
Reply #62012-01-18
The design teams are different, so the coding standards vary as well; check the coding documentation

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