Pipe Sizes and Pipe Schedule - A Complete Guide For Piping Professional

[@HardHatEngineer]

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[@adjanialbert3349]

do have it in pdf and also link to download

[@yanisyacine245]

You didn't tell us how to select the right diameter (size) for piping

[@internalinjectiontrulyhere770]

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[@ankit10005]

More videos on pipe schedule and selection of pipe both size and schedule with example from industry.

[@miguelaphan58]

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[@xcelsolutionsin]

Download automated pipe wall thickness calculation (per ASME B31.3) excel sheet at sites.google.com/view/xcelsolutionsin

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[@vernonrajman5378]

Very good video thanks

[@ClassicIndians]

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[@rahmantech3869]

Make new videos on PIPING DRAWING ATTACHED DRAWING PDF as well

[@mazharhasan6771]

why schedule STD why not schedule 40 or vice versa. Why there is two differently designated schedule what is the reason please explain.

[@arunprasanth3056]

May I have explanation about classes of pipe

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[@navneetkumarsoni1]

Thanks man for that wonderful informative video..can you please make a video for selecting the pipe size for certain flow rate and pressure for lpg.

[@malikshehryar7145]

Great work sir. I really appreciate your efforts. Keep it up. Greater the schedule means greater the thickness and high ability to withstand high pressure? How can we find out the expansion and contraction rate of the pipe?

[@nitishmishra4044]

What is the thickness of pipe for schedule 40 and and 80 and how much pressre it can withstand

[@vatsalparikh633]

It's get switched on and Off again and again. It becomes blank

[@Srk7028]

3/4" NPS =3/4 x 25 =18.75 ?? 20NB/DN not getting. ??

[@khalanderkhanafridi9483]

But still I'm having doubt

[@radhikaharish2038]

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[@nimanematzadeh1292]

hello. Very good job.it was very clear for me to understand this .I was always trying to find a source which can help me to learn these details I think I've already found it. thank you so much.

[@mutyalarajumoganti5573]

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[@mukhtarabeid7108]

Thank you, What's about Galvanized Iron pipes?

[@aamirkhan8715]

Why black screen appear? Every time

[@shoubhagyaranjanmohanta1841]

Sir, I want to know more things of pipe Schedule.

[@conchitaboren260]

Nice

[@alihair6174]

Think you sir for your effort How can i translate to frensh

[@magalhaes753951]

The meaning of overcomplicating

[@Lasfrans]

Is the allowable stress, S , in the formula given at 04:48 referring to the Yield or Tensile strength of the material?

[@rrproductions2657]

Good job. I also made one.

[@adeshramlal6554]

Show us how to calculate rolling offsets

[@ferasesmaeel4714]

dear hard hat engineer thank lots for your efforts can I ask you a question? when I do piping wall thickness calculation with all B31.3 (last edition) code considerations I get some answers without identified schedule numbers according to B 36.10 M-1015 As example :24" with 20.62 mm wall thickness as you note this wall thickness didn't have a schedule number while (schedule 40 for 17.48 mm ) and (schedule 60 for 24.61 mm) can you kindly provide me with your answer and advise

[@yanisyacine245]

A think that you have to select the great thickness what i mean is to use SCH 60

[@nimmkannadigainafrica6997]

Thank you very much

[@good_pipefitter]

how to calculate pipe od for pipe less than 12 inch

[@HardHatEngineer]

You have to check the chart. It is fixed.

[@daviddezeeuw9031]

I wish i found this when i was in welding school.. lots of good information.. Thanks..

[@hiramanarya1718]

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[@AlAminHossainDidarAD]

Nice

[@asifhusain4426]

Sir how we can calculate nps size upto 12" Beyond this nps is same as OD but upto 12" OD≠NPS so how can we calculate NPS size for rest of the pipe sizes less than 14".

[@nandupatel1541]

are bhai tum indian hi ho nn to kahe angriji thok rhe ho hum logo ko v pta h ki tum bahut jyada pada lekha ho thik h hindi bolo bhai.. sorry

[@HardHatEngineer]

For Hindi videos, check my Hindi channel. hardhatengineer.com/piping-videos-hindi/

[@vektortopgun1731]

If you speak fast, it sounds ugly.

[@pipefitters]

Splinded

[@samirparmar3318]

Your vedio is poor quality

[@Chrisymcmb]

Why must pipe sizing be so covaluting

[@HardHatEngineer]

Legacy issue.

[@taksh4227]

What is non scheduled pipe? Difference between scheduled and non scheduled pipe

[@HardHatEngineer]

Pipe with specific thickness ( Non standard) are non-schedule pipe.

[@taksh4227]

@@HardHatEngineer schedule 80 means. Thickness is 15.1.. so this is specific thickness.. Non standard means?

[@dkrnair]

Please explain.... Don't say it's nothing it's nothing.... I didn't understand

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[@ActiveAtom]

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[@yadenzindagika]

Send me pdf for calculate schedule of pipe

[@HardHatEngineer]

It is already give in ASME. Calculation not required.

[@alajaworichard8962]

Please I need the video

[@henrybartlett1986]

Excellent.

[@246record]

thanks

[@santoshpaul8082]

Good morning myself S K Paul M. Tech. Mechanical. Teacher as pipes are pressure vessels than wall thickness and bore must be proportionate to the working pressure which can standardised the NPS or Borehamwood of pipes

[@thth5549]

hi. i have new bore well and discharge is 100 gallon. i want to put hdpe water pipe from bore to tank and distance is 1600 meters. plz what pipe size must i choose and also what bar of pipe ( ex: 3 inch pipe 16 bar or like 3 inch 10 bar or 2inch 16 bar ) please i want formula of that how to choose size of pipe and bar. please replay because i have to replay to my manager. thanks

[@DNYDrum]

I work as electrician and metal work, everything are measures and follow by ruler and measuring tape , using inch or centimeter, even a round metal tube or pipe for stair hand rail or metal gate measure in inch or centimeter. But yes, in electrician, wire also have it own measurement like 10 AWG (2.5mm), 11 AWG (2.3mm )12 AWG (2.0mm) , 13 AWG (1.8mm) or (American wire guage). Why the hell 1" inch (25mm) PVC pipe messure like 1.5" inch or 37 mm, and is not 1" inch or 2.5 cm (25 mm) or 8/8", 16/16", 32/32", 64/64" whatever you call. Even a 3/4" inch PVC pipe is not 3/4" inch and appear to be 1" inch at all I just don't get it who created this confusing shit NPS, NB, DN and still called and "inch", why don't call it other name?

[@huzaifamubin2304]

Thanks

[@Santoshkumar21227]

Very helpful video sir thank you for giving best videos sir👌🏿👌🏿👍👍👍 your explanation is very clear sir do more videos sir🙂👍👍👍✌🏻

[@santappan.kchacko1240]

I have a doubt in NPS.you told for converting to DN or NB we have to multiply with 25.But how in case of 3 inch?

[@ziaurrahman7418]

Thanks

[@venkataramana701]

Nice

[@nirupamdas9703]

What is the smallest die of pipe

[@HardHatEngineer]

1/8 inches as per ASME B16.10

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i m watching ur all videos n thanks for improving my knwldge...

[@akashchavan119]

great

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nice！

[@hassanghanem4346]

Thanks for the precious valuable prossional knowlage..

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very like and useful thx sir

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I want hindi speech

[@HardHatEngineer]

Check my hindi channel

[@hanumantarydoddamani8992]

D i pipe out side od details

[@HardHatEngineer]

Will add in the future.

[@avinashsukumar]

MR. HARDHAT, WHATS THE SHEDULE FOR COPPER PIPES. PLEASE MAKE VIDEO ON COPPER PIPE SHD OR POST COMMENT ON IT

[@lallansahani7658]

Very nice. Sir can you please hindi language spik in video.

[@supunranasinghe850]

Very useful video dear. Thanks a lot

[@kpvjayanpillai6717]

You are reading the nots only which you read before

[@5911jagga]

Hey I have question regarding pipe schedule. Suppose I have to find pipe schedule by checking diameter Nd pipe size , so what I have to check according to pipe size (size) or outer pipe diameter

[@HardHatEngineer]

You have to check Thickness and OD.

[@pipefitters]

Fantastic

[@mthollowblockfactorynarail9114]

Sir,i want to know which size from start big bore pipe size ??& what's pipe clas?? Plz answer me..

[@HardHatEngineer]

Check out this link- hardhatengineer.com/pipe-class-piping-specifications-pipeend/

[@shoubhagyaranjanmohanta1841]

Plz sir post some videos or send me some documents of pipe schedule.

[@dhavalpatel9369]

2-3 times screen showing Blank... plz check

[@khushbooansari1784]

You are wrong here. 4 and above is multiply by 25 to get DN as per ASME b.16.5

[@HardHatEngineer]

B16.5 is standard for flanges not pipe standard. But what you have said is correct that 4 inch and above it is straight multiplication with 25. For smaller sizes it is different. Did I said anything thing otherwise?

[@khushbooansari1784]

@@HardHatEngineer it's ok. But I read in B.16.5 in page number 2. It was quoted.

[@documentairetv7371]

hi dear I want to ask you please ,how to calculate pressure to select pipe schedule

[@HardHatEngineer]

You have to calculate thickness using the B31.3 formula, and once you have a thickness, you can select the nearest available commercial size schedule.

[@KAASUTV]

But what is the origin on NPS? i.e. why the OD doesn't match?

[@HardHatEngineer]

It is history of evolution. How world move from old Iron Pipe system to current system.

[@KAASUTV]

@@HardHatEngineer Thanks for your reply. I will rephrase my question. What is the origin of the old Iron Pipe system. Why the uneven OD? Surely they where using inches back then right? So why they didn't make a system where the OD would be 1", 1.5", 2", 3", 4" etc...

[@ajaytalpada4961]

nice job sir .keep it up.

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I'm watching this so that when I get bullied I know how,where and what to get, and I'll hide it with colored big papers and no one will notice it at school

[@SareshVlogs]

Boss....very simple..way of speech... good ..... perfect understand... about the piping

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[@LIVINGLEE1313]

Very good sir! 💕

[@vijayasekaranm2495]

May I know why the outer diameter is not equal to the schedule number for pipes of schedule number 12 and lesser ???? Waiting for your answer eagerly

[@HardHatEngineer]

It is standard that decided. You have to go through history. I don't think there is any technical reason.

[@vijayasekaranm2495]

@@HardHatEngineer thanks for the reply

[@vishwas718]

Please upload video on use of indian standards such as 1239 part 1 and 2 in piping field

[@HardHatEngineer]

Will do it in future videos

[@TanweerAhmed]

Good information #tanweerahmed

[@TheGhirlinzoni]

I mean...Is there any table that shows the pressure class of the pipes and their fittings?

[@hardhatengineerhindime]

It will be is piping specifications but it is company specific

[@faheemkhan359]

kon se pipe ki baat huree ha???

[@mechtech_stuff]

Good video

[@HardHatEngineer]

Thanks

[@MDDANISH-gl3rg]

sir make video pumps n its types n blower n its type n its aplication in industries field

[@HardHatEngineer]

+MD DANISH Sure, i will create videos on rotary in future.

[@samirparmar3318]

what is the easy way to select pipe size & pipe schedule for a given pump set

[@CarGala]

In schedule no why multipled with 1000

[@narendras8228]

How to choose Pipe dia, schedule and Pump capacity. can tell me formulas and fundamentals.

[@mohanrayala7536]

Sir pls ...teach with normal English. ..I can't understand your words pls it's my request.

[@HardHatEngineer]

+mohan Rayala You can turn on closed captioning in KZbin, so that you can read it on screen

[@balaeasy]

Pls share your video

[@hassanghanem4346]

thanks for your aluable distinct professional knowlage.

[@charlesa1000]

Why is NPS is not equal to OD for smaller pipes?

[@geoffmooregm]

The entire system is based on industry usage and not ease of use. All of the sizes below 12" are commonly used for fluid and gas systems and they rely heavily on the internal diameter to calculate flow. If you are needing round hollow tube for a structural system then you might want to specify "Tubing" which is measured strictly by OD and Wall thickness.

[@JitendraPatel-of8mu]

What is class and schedule

[@HardHatEngineer]

It is explain in video.