should be base on :
1. Liquid operation -type utilities
2. Chemical content
3.Pressure operation and not operation
4. Distance / and flow
5. Location (underground/ above ground / weather condition / temprature)
6.live time expected
thanks
shah
On Tue, Jun 21, 2011 at 3:45 PM, Krishnakumar M S <krishnakumarms01@yahoo.com> wrote:
--Dear All
I have a query regarding Pipe thickness for CS & SS Pipes.
What is the Minimum Pipe thickness provided in Process piping (ASME B31.3)
Is the min. thickness is related to "Retirement Thickness" and
What is the significance when used in AG / UG piping.
could any body help me to answering on this….
Regards,
Krishnakumar.M.S
Design Engineer (Piping)
Fact Engineering & Design Organisation (FEDO)
Cochin, Kerala
INDIA
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