Ask an expert: How to calculate the wall thickness of high-pressure seamless steel pipes?

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How is the wall thickness of seamless steel pipes with a design pressure exceeding 60 MPa calculated? Are there any calculation formulas or standard regulations?

Reply #22020-09-23

With such high pressure, it is recommended that a design institute handle the design!

Reply #32020-09-24

The pressure pipeline design codes contain calculation formulas

Reply #42020-09-25

Looking at the high-pressure piping section of ASME B31.3, domestic pressure piping design codes specify a maximum pressure of PN420 (class 2500)

Reply #52020-09-26

Thank you all, netizens. I’m going to check the American standards

Reply #62020-10-09

There are many factors to consider when dealing with ultra-high pressure pipelines; it is recommended to consult an experienced design firm. Individuals can carry out some simple calculations for reference

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