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Questions about ASME B36.10M and B36.19M

2016-04-12View Original

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Why is the manufacturing standard for 66-inch pipes here ASME B36.10M, yet this standard does not specify a size of 66; only 64 and 68 are listed? Additionally, the manufacturing standard for 42-inch pipes is 36.19M, but the largest size specified in that standard is 30 inches. How can one find the outer diameter of these two types of pipes?
Reply #22016-04-13
66X25.4mm refers to the outer diameter of the tube; it is not considered non-standard per the standards, and the wall thickness is determined through calculation. 36.19M is the standard for stainless steel pipes; if a specification is not available in 36.19M, it can be used according to 36.10M

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