Specifications for Tube piping in ASME
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1. ASME B36.10 and B36.19 specify the dimensions for PIPEs; what standard should be referred to for the dimensions of TUBES? 2. The pipes used for laboratory gases are generally thin-walled stainless steel pipes of BA or EP grade; these pipes belong to the Tube type. What standards should be referred to?
You choose the size. . Don’t choose a standard. . . 36.10 and 36.19 are just dimensions as well. . . . It doesn’t matter whether it’s a TUBE or a PIPE; as long as you buy the tube in that specified size, that’s fine.
The key point is that I chose thin-walled pipes; there has to be some standard basis for making purchases, and manufacturers of thin-walled pipes should also have such a standard basis. What I want to know is what that standard basis is.
It’s not this 36.10, 36.19 anymore. We are looking for production and manufacturing standards. . Such as SA312 GB 13296 GB/T14976 and the like