The pipe material is abbreviated as DICL; the port types are SOCKET & SPIGOT. What kind of pipe is this?

2021-09-17View Original

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The pipe material is abbreviated as DICL; the port types are SOCKET & SPIGOT. What kind of pipe is this?

Reply #22021-09-17

The abbreviation for pipe material is dicl; please have Lao Yu verify this again to make sure it’s correct The back part is socket-type

Reply #32021-09-17

Cement mortar-lined ductile iron pipe

Reply #42021-09-17

“Ductile iron pipes and fittings – Cement mortar lining” is a Chinese standard that came into effect on July 1, 2020

Reply #52021-09-17

I checked all the abbreviations for pipe materials, but I couldn’t find this one. Is it appropriate to write this abbreviation in that way?

Reply #62021-09-18

I don’t know; if you look up the translation using the initial letters of this abbreviation, it refers to something completely different

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