Are there standards or specifications for thick-walled pipes?

2009-03-30View Original

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For example, for a pipe with a nominal diameter of 40 and a pressure of 6.3, what should be the thickness of the reinforcement section? Are there standards available for reference? I couldn’t find it online.

Reply #22009-03-30

There are no specific specifications; it’s sufficient to use SW6 for calculations

Reply #32009-03-30

Tubes of various wall thicknesses are available now; just calculate the requirements and order them from a manufacturer:D

Reply #42009-03-30

There is no standard to use when looking for manufacturers to produce forgings~~~~~~~~~! ! !

Reply #52009-03-30

There is also a standard for reinforcement pipes: HG/T21630-1990.

Reply #62009-03-30

There is corresponding information in the Concise Manual for Pressure Vessel Design.

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