What is this pipeline standard?

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I have a comprehensive material list; the standard code for 90-degree elbows is MC17-21, while the standard code for tees is ASME.B16.9. What are these two standards? Can someone explain it? Thank you!

Reply #22016-11-14

Isn’t the latter just a standard ASME standard?

Reply #32016-11-14

M17-21 is a special fitting designed by the design institute; 16.9 refers to standard fittings according to American standards

Reply #42016-11-15

The latter one is the standard ordinary ASME butt-welded pipe fittings. . Dimension tolerance

Reply #52023-02-28

Is M17-21 a code designated by a specific design institute, or is it applicable universally?

Reply #62023-03-25

Wait patiently for the right moment; do not fight against fate

Reply #72023-05-09

MC17-21 is China Five Rings Engineering Co., Ltd.’s standard for special pipe fittings, ASME B16.9

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