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Issues regarding the selection of small-diameter pipe fittings

2017-06-21View Original

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Many design institutes usually choose socket-welded pipe fittings in accordance with GB/T14383 for pipes with a diameter of ≤DN40. What is the reason for this choice? Is it feasible to use fittings in accordance with GB/T12459? In other words, under what circumstances should socket-welded pipe fittings be used, and under what circumstances should butt-welded pipe fittings be used?
Reply #22017-06-22
It is explained in GB50316
Reply #32017-06-22
When it is less than 40, can both 12459 and 14383 be used?
Reply #42017-06-22
When it is less than 40, can both 12459 and 14383 be used?
Reply #52017-06-22
When D<40, both 12459 and 14383 can be used.

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