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What does the specification 2000×1600×5 for larger wind and flue gas ducts mean?

2011-12-23View Original

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This post was last edited by Gunao Biao Kun on 2011-12-27 at 13:54. What does the marking “2000×1600×5” for larger wind and flue gas ducts mean? A novice seeking guidance!
Reply #22011-12-23
It should be the specification dimensions of a rectangular pipe.
Reply #32011-12-23
What does the specification 2000×1600×5 for larger wind and flue ducts mean? 2000×1600 indicates that the cross-sectional dimensions are a width of 2000 mm and a height of 1600 mm ; 5 indicates a wall thickness of 5 mm.
Reply #42011-12-24
It seems to be a square-shaped duct? 2000*1600 are the dimensions of the square tube cross-section, and 5 is the thickness
Reply #52011-12-25
Outer diameter length X width X wall thickness. . . . . .
Reply #62011-12-25
It indicates the cross-sectional dimensions and material thickness of the wind and flue gas ducts; the cross-sectional dimensions are 2000mm×1600mm, and the material thickness is 5mm

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