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Are there any standards for calculating pipe wall thickness based on pressure rating?

2016-09-18View Original

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Are there any standards for calculating pipe wall thickness based on pressure rating?
Reply #22016-09-18
Take a look at the method for calculating pipe wall thickness. SH/T3059
Reply #32016-09-18
Select the allowable stress based on the material’s allowable temperature, and then calculate the material thickness
Reply #42016-09-20
I searched for a long time but couldn’t find it; I only found the corresponding table (nominal diameter versus wall thickness), but I don’t know which standard it comes from
Reply #52016-09-20
GB-T20801-2006 \"Code for pressure pipelines – Industrial pipelines\" – this standard includes

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