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Differences between SH/3410 and GB/T14383

2017-09-07View Original

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What are the other differences between the standards GBT 14383-2008 \"Forged socket weld and threaded pipe fittings\" and SH3410-96 \"Forged steel socket weld pipe fittings\", aside from the fact that one includes threaded pipe fittings while the other does not? Please advise. Thank you
Reply #22017-09-09
The question is too broad; you can check the data in the standards for comparison and then you’ll know... It’s better to ask more specific questions next time! !
Reply #32017-12-04
To correct this: the current standard issued by the Petroleum and Chemical Industry Department is SH/T 3410-2012, and the two standards are basically identical. The main difference is that under GB, pipes from both the A and B series can be used, whereas in SH only A-series pipes are permitted; it can be said that SH is essentially a copy of the American standard ASME B16.11
Reply #42017-12-04
One is **standard**, and the other is industry standard: lol

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