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Regarding the classification of pipeline pressure grades

2020-12-04View Original

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Dear Haihao friends! I’m looking for the criteria and data used to classify pressure pipelines into categories such as normal pressure, low pressure, medium pressure, high pressure, and ultra-high pressure, as well as the corresponding pressure grades for steam pipelines. Could anyone share this information? Thank you!
Reply #22020-12-04
Without such standards, everyone defines them on their own
Reply #32020-12-07
How is it possible to define it oneself? It’s not convincing.
Reply #42020-12-07
I remember having seen a classification before: below 1.6 MPa is low pressure, 1.6–4.0 MPa is medium pressure, 4–10 MPa is high pressure, and above 10 MPa is ultra-high pressure
Reply #52020-12-08
Yes, I’ve seen such a regulation as well. Are there any more detailed classifications, such as those specific to steam pipes?

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