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Why doesn’t the EU standard BS EU 10220-2002 specify a pipe identification number for pipes?

2016-08-18View Original

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I am looking for the nominal diameter data for various standards; I found the GBT28708-2012 standard in China, the ASME standards in the United States, and the BS EU 10220-2002 standard in the European Union. But I don’t understand why the European standard does not specify the schedule number – is it because the EU does not use the same system as the US, or is it simply that the standard I consulted was incorrect? Seeking advice.
Reply #22016-08-18
BS EN, right? How did an EU appear? Actually, to avoid mistakes, writing down the outer diameter and wall thickness is a surefire way to be correct.

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