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Standards or reference books for pipeline weight

2022-05-06View Original

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I used to have a table showing the weights of gas, liquid, and solids in pipelines, which included basic specifications for carbon steel pipes, stainless steel pipes, etc. I can’t remember whether it came from a standard or from some reference book; if anyone knows its name, please let me know.
Reply #22022-05-13
How is the weight of a pipe calculated?
Reply #32022-05-13
No, it’s a table; I can’t remember which reference book or standard it’s from. It’s similar to the one in the chemical piping manuals, but more comprehensive – it includes more common materials and several different types of media
Reply #42022-05-13
There are standards at the Beijing Petrochemical Engineering Design Institute. Including pipe dimensions, etc
Reply #52022-05-13
Thank you, but this probably won’t be shared on public websites, right? Or are there some parts that have been leaked? Could you suggest where I might be able to find it?

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