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Seeking standards for wall thickness tolerances of American standard steel pipes

2018-04-24View Original

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Seeking the standard for wall thickness tolerances of American standard steel pipes, or a relevant standard table
Reply #22018-04-24
Isn’t it ASME B36.10M/B36.19M?
Reply #32018-04-27
I found a deviation of 12.5 on B31.3
Reply #42018-04-27
Wrong; pipes with different standards have varying deviations. For example, a312 is 12.5%, while a358 is only 0.3mm
Reply #52018-04-28
That’s fine too; as long as the problem is solved.
Reply #62018-04-28
Why is the wall thickness requirement so high, and what is the manufacturing standard for A358?
Reply #72018-04-28
The national standard is also 12.5, but with corrections; there is a maximum wall thickness tolerance of 12.5, and the smaller value should be chosen
Reply #82018-04-29
A358 is the standard for stainless steel welded pipes, with requirements that are higher than those for 312

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