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Are these two specifications of tube the same tube?

2011-05-16View Original

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As the title suggests, taking 20# steel as per GB/T8163-2008 as an example, for DN100 pipe specifications of 1.6 and 2.5, both have dimensions of 108*4. Are the pipes purchased in this case identical? Can they reflect the difference in pressure ratings? . I recently heard that for pipes of the same material and DN, there is a one-to-one relationship between wall thickness and pressure rating. Is this true? . .
Reply #22011-05-16
Same standard, same outer diameter multiplied by wall thickness – it’s obviously the same tube.

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