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What is the difference between ASTM A106M and ASME B36.10M?

2019-08-06View Original

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I don’t understand what the relationship is between these two standards?
Reply #22019-08-06
Go and check the standards. . . ASME B36.10M provides information on the dimensions of pipes, such as outer diameter, wall thickness, Sch value series, etc.; it has nothing to do with the material ; ASTM A106 tells you that the pipe is made of carbon steel, not any other material, regardless of its appearance or whether it is welded or seamless.
Reply #32019-08-06
One is the American Society for Materials and Testing, and the other is the American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Reply #42019-08-06
ASME B36.10M is a pipeline specification standard, while ASTM A106M is a material specification standard.

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