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What is the nominal diameter of a 10” flange?

2019-06-13View Original

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What is the nominal diameter of a 10” flange? Some say it’s DN300, while others say it’s DN250 – which one is correct? If any expert could provide a standard table, I would be extremely grateful! !
Reply #22019-06-13
As a rough estimate, using 1 inch = 25 millimeters. So 10 inches = 250 millimeters. So for DN250
Reply #32019-06-13
There’s no doubt about this; it’s DN250, and you can find out by doing a search online.
Reply #42019-06-14
Without a doubt, it’s the DN250 that everyone is talking about
Reply #52019-06-14
It must be DN250; the nominal diameter can be chosen based on the data provided for floor 8: lol

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