RE: PIPE CLASS AND SCHEDULE

From: <Ben>
Date: Tue Aug 02 2005 - 09:25:00 EDT

"Pipe class" may be simply the same as "flange class rating" (i.e., Class 150, class 300, etc.). Also, "pipe class" or "piping line class" could refer to a piping specification name. The most common spec names indicate material and flange class rating. (Example: C150 might be carbon steel with class 150 flanges). Some organizations put much more information into a specification name.

Ben

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What is difference between pipe class and pipe schedule. can any body help me.
thanks.

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