Why do sh3405 and hg20553 have different wall thicknesses within the same wall thickness series?

2018-03-21View Original

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For DN100 pipes of the SCH10 series, the wall thickness is 3.05 for 3405, and 3.2 for 20553

Reply #22018-03-21

This is indeed a problem with domestic standards; so it’s sufficient to write it clearly

Reply #32018-03-21

Oh, then what is generally used as the standard?

Reply #42018-03-23

Choose according to the system that the project follows

Reply #52018-03-25

“For DN100 pipes of the SCH10 series, the wall thickness of 3405 is 3.05, while that of 20553 is 3.2”; for DN100, the value is 114 for 3405 and 108 for 20553~~~

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