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Issues related to the operating conditions of GB/T8163

2016-12-28View Original

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The new GB150 imposes restrictions on the operating conditions for GB/T8163 pipes. I would like to know: for pipes made according to GB/T8163 with a wall thickness greater than 10 mm, which properties change, what impact does this have on containers, and what should be done with existing equipment that was used previously?
Reply #22016-12-28
This is a great topic; waiting for an expert’s reply···
Reply #32016-12-28
Standard 8163 will gradually be phased out in relation to the 150 specification; GB150-1998 requires that the thickness of pipes made under standard 8163 be greater than 10 mm. I haven’t checked the standards from before that. If you are using it on equipment manufactured after 1998, it constitutes a design error.
Reply #42016-12-28
It’s not a very important device; there won’t be any major problems using it...
Reply #52017-01-04
Are there any data comparisons? What are the differences in performance between those with a thickness of more than 10 mm and those with a thickness of less than 10 mm?

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