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What types of pipes do BE and PE represent?

2011-01-21View Original

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What does that mean? Thank you. .
Reply #22011-01-21
BE: Beveled end; PE: Plain end. BE refers to pipes used in pipelines with a DN size of 50 or higher, while PE refers to pipes used in pipelines with a DN size of 40 or lower
Reply #32011-01-21
BE refers to pipe ends with beveled ports, PE refers to pipe ends with flat ports; BE applies to pipelines of DN50 and above; PE refers to pipelines below DN40
Reply #42011-01-24
BE and PE refer to whether a bevel is required on the welded end of a pipe. BE is the abbreviation for BEVELLED END, indicating a beveled end face, while PE is the abbreviation forPLAIN END, referring to a flat end face

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