Friday, October 22, 2010

[MW:7709] RE: 7689] DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PIPE AND TUBE

1. Tubes are for heat transfer and pipes are for fluid transfer.
2. Tube are denoted by OD and Pipes are by DN/NB (nominal bore or nominal
Dia)
3. Tube thickness is in standard wire gauge and pipe thickness in schedule (
code allows to get thickness as per your design requirement also)
3.Specifications are different SA106 gr. B is Pipe, SA 210 GrA is tube.

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Any one can explain what the real difference between pipe and tube.

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