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How to label pipe pressure grades on a PID diagram

2017-06-07View Original

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For example, if the flange on the pipe is a CLASS150 wafer butt weld flange, and the pipe uses a DN100 SCH40 wall thickness grade, how should I label this section of pipe in the PID diagram? What pressure rating should be indicated for pipes with a SCH40 wall thickness? I seek the teacher’s guidance. Thank you~~
Reply #22017-06-07
I am working on the design of a roller kiln for daily-use porcelain, and I’m looking for some sample diagrams as reference. Email: 2730855438@qq.com
Reply #32017-06-08
It seems like it’s necessary to refer to the pipeline grade table
Reply #42017-06-08
Agreed; simply select according to the pipe classification in the pipe registration form.
Reply #52017-06-08
Pipes don’t have such grade markings; the wall thickness has nothing to do with the indicated grade – all of these are predetermined
Reply #62017-06-08
Please check the grade table for the piping specialty.

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