Division of stress pipes

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I remember the moderator mentioned before what kind of pipes are classified as stress pipes. It seems that under normal circumstances, the pipe D*T is greater than or equal to 2500? , where D is the nominal pipe diameter in inches, and T is the temperature in Fahrenheit. I’m not sure if I got the 2500 right; also, is this suitable for low-temperature pipelines?

Reply #22015-12-17

I remember it seems to be Engineer Lu who said it @llu85

Reply #32015-12-18

It is D*T>1500.D inches, T in Fahrenheit. This formula is for reference only; the specific rules shall be subject to those set by the property owner or the company.

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