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2016-06-22View Original

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What does sc-32-B1 mean?

Reply #22016-06-22

Please try to be as specific as possible when asking questions; for example, on which drawing is this character located? It would be best to upload photos so that problems can be resolved more quickly

Reply #32016-06-23

What does SC-32-B1 mean on the pipeline of the steam outlet trap shown on the chemical engineering design drawings?

Reply #42016-06-23

SC: Welded steel pipe; TC: Electrical conduit; Thin steel pipe; PC: Rigid plastic pipe; CT: Cable tray; CP: Flexible metal hose; SR: Steel wire trough; RC: Water and gas pipe. SC refers to welded pipes as specified in the standards, and they are thick-walled, with a wall thickness of usually not less than 3 mm. 32 represents the nominal diameter, while B1 indicates the pipe grade.

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