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Wall thickness code in SH standard or HG20615 standard

2016-07-26View Original

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I’ve always been unclear as to whether the wall thickness determined based on the wall thickness codes in SH/T3405 includes a corrosion allowance and a negative thickness deviation There are similar wall thickness codes in HG/T20615 as well; are they the same? Similar posts were also found on the forum, but it seems no authoritative answers were provided.
Reply #22016-07-27
The wall thickness obtained from the wall number in SH/T3405 is the nominal thickness. . . And the corrosion allowance and thickness deviation are factors to be taken into account during your design calculations. . Taking these into account, let’s choose the appropriate SCH. .
Reply #32016-07-27
Meaning of pipe code: The value obtained by multiplying the design pressure of the pipe by the allowable stress of the material at the design temperature, then dividing by 1000, and rounding the result. So, is corrosion allowance and thickness variation taken into account when determining the design stress?

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