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Pipe specifications

2018-04-17View Original

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What are the pipe specifications for spiral-welded submerged-arc welded steel pipes L245 PSL1? Is there a tube in the 377×8 size?
Reply #22018-04-17
There are seamless steel pipes of 377*8
Reply #32018-04-20
The dimensional standards for seamless steel pipes and welded steel pipes are two different sets of specifications; just do a search on Baidu
Reply #42018-04-27
I know that two different standards are being applied, but there are no specifications for the pipe dimensions. Where can I find the specifications for the pipe sizes?
Reply #52018-04-27
It’s a 377 pipe; it’s a completely normal metric pipe. There are DN350 377 seamless pipes as well as welded pipes, both available.
Reply #62018-04-29
Since you know the dimensional standards, check the relevant standard documents to see if this specification is available.
Reply #72018-05-06
If you know the specific standard numbers for those two standards, you’ll likely understand the provisions contained in them.
Reply #82018-05-08
Dimensions standards for welded steel pipes: GB/T 21835-2008 – Dimensions of welded steel pipes and weight per unit length. Dimensions standards for seamless steel pipes: GB/T 17395-2008 – Dimensions, shape, weight, and allowable tolerances of seamless steel pipes. For certain pipe diameters and types that follow foreign standards, please refer to the corresponding foreign standards
Reply #92018-05-10
I’ve already sent you the two standard numbers; you can check them to find out the dimensions
Reply #102018-05-11
The most commonly used standards for the outer diameter and wall thickness of pipes in the petrochemical industry are: SH/T3405-2017 and HG/T20553-2011. The American standards for outer diameter and wall thickness are: ASME B36.10M for carbon steel and alloy steel pipes, and ASME B36.19M for stainless steel pipes. You can find the relevant information by checking these standards.

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