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There is a small issue with the value chosen for the wall thickness of metal straight pipes; the wall thickness is known from calculations

2017-04-10View Original

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This post was last edited by Snowman Came on 2017-4-10 14:36: S=S0 +C, where S0 is used to calculate the wall thickness and C is the additional margin. I would like to ask how to determine the value of S so that it matches SCH :lol The calculated values are all too small
Reply #22017-04-10
The negative deviation is calculated based on the nominal thickness.
Reply #32017-04-10
Your value isn’t very accurate; to be precise, the negative deviation and the machining depth values should be provided by the manufacturer

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