Piping | Pipe classification | Pipe schedule

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EXCELLENT EXPLANATION THANKS

[@TECHNICALPIPING]

You are welcome!

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[@TECHNICALPIPING]

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very good,if it's possible can you explain in the same way hydro test

[@mackchitwood4368]

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[@shabbirbajwa1184]

Thanks for explanation

[@vinayakpujari618]

Thank u sir,for clearing the basic concept.Please explain about nominal diameter.

[@TECHNICALPIPING]

Nominal Pipe size (NPS), it neither indicates OD nor ID up to 12 inch. For pipe size 14 inch and above, NPS is equal to the OD of pipe. It is generally indicated as NPS or Nominal Bore (NB) or Diameter Nominal (DN). 1 inch = 25.4 mm. So, 1" NPS pipe is called as 25 NB pipe & the OD is 33.4 mm and for 10" NPS or 250 NB pipe, OD is 273 mm. So upto 10" NPS or 250 NB pipe, OD is not equal to NB of pipe. But the above is not applicable for size greater than 12 inch pipe. From 12 inch above or 14 inch & above pipe size, pipe size is equal to OD of the pipe. 14" NPS or 350 NB pipe is equal to 14 x 25.4 = 355.6 mm.16" NPS or 400 NB pipe is equal to 16 x 25.4 = 406.4 mm.24" NPS or 600 NB pipe is equal to 24 x 25.4 = 609.6 mm.

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Kindly make pipe routing concept video

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Job well done sir, useful for teachers and students as well, a big TQ sir. (plz remove the BG Music)

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nice

[@SatyaanarayanaBhimawarapuu]

Thanks....

[@asifeqbal2199]

Dear Technical Piping sir/team Thanks for uploading video.Can u describe diffrence between single random pipe and double random pipe.

[@TECHNICALPIPING]

Single random pipe length is usually 18-25 feet plain end or 18-22 feet threaded and coupled pipes.Double random length pipes are made between 38-40 feet.

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Thanks

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can you explain some about energy pipe

[@livewithnature6331]

Bevel end pipes are used for weilding, flat end pipes for grooved fittings.

[@shahbaz8037]

TQ

[@ejazk149]

NIce video, Can you also explain in your next videos about Piping Codes and standards, different piping equipments, Speciality items in piping. Please. Will appreciate a lot.

[@gin5993]

Super machi,,,, just include some photos next time because I didn't understand the pipe ends part

[@JaswinderSingh-mb7ki]

According to ASME B 36.1 For DN100 (Schedule=40) OD=114.3mm, Pipe thickness= 6.02mm ,then id =(114.3-6.02×2=102.2) Then justifiy ur DN definition..

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Plz Make a video to calculate Minimum Required thickness/design thickness of pipe

[@anilsalunkhe659]

Pls explain where these different pipes are used

[@naiksudeshk]

very informative. need notes of the same. very difficult to write during listening.

[@balraje5328]

From which size seam pipe starting

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Hi. I'm a mechanical engineer graduate. I know softwares such as PDMS & Smart 3D. I've been working as a Smart 3D administrator for about 1 year in India (Chennai). I'm no longer interested in this area and thus wanted to switch over Engineering side which will give me thirst to find solutions. In this 1 yr, I came to know about Piping material specifications, valve materials, codes & standards & also some layouts. Could you pls suggest me how to switch from this S3D administrator to Engineering side ? Be it Piping layout engineering or Piping material engineering. I just wanna get into any of the above mentioned roles. Please guide me. I'll be grateful to u forever .

[@asikparadaiss618]

English pandit Explain me about DN and NPS I don't need observations i need why their calling for?

[@TECHNICALPIPING]

Hi pandit, Nominal Diameter is also known as the mean or average outside diameter and is represented by DN. It is neither equal to the inner diameter (ID) nor the outer diameter (OD) of the pipe. Nominal is a word that denotes non-specificity and in this case, identifies the approximate inner diameter with a non-dimensional number. The terms nominal bore (NB) and DN are used interchangeably with NPS. DN is the European equivalent of NPS but shows pipe sizes differently than NPS. A 2-inch pipe may simply be referred to as DN 50 and to convert NPS to DN it has to be multiplied by 25. Based on the NPS and pipe schedule, the OD and pipe thickness can be obtained from standard reference tables. For a specified NPS, the OD remains constant and the wall thickness increases with the schedule. Similarly, for a given schedule, the OD will increase with NPS while thickness stays constant or increases.

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Please explain 14inch abive

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Sir please tell me how to select size of pipe

[@ahmadezz3734]

thanks But no need for music at all

[@radhikaharish2038]

For accurate measurement and drawings just refer IPC 99 Mobile App from google play store

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सर आप से निवेदन है कि प्लेट का पाईप बनाने का फार्मूला बताये प्लीज़ सर और मार्किंग करने का भी दन्यवाद

[@sulthanibrahim3476]

Thank you so much ,, excellent video tutorial with plenty of information....kindly make the video about schedule such as sch40,sch50 I need some more clear information about the schedules and standards I will appreciate it

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Hi have you been offered any freelance work out of these videos

[@arjunkapoor2312]

Please remove music, otherwise excellent

[@pabloespinoza2007]

I didn't understand the part I was looking for (pipe schedule). The accent is too strong. Could someone explain me what is pipe schedule? Thanks in advance.

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1 tip : invest in a good microphone

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Sir xxs xs ka meaning smj nhi aaya

[@TECHNICALPIPING]

XXS-Double extra-strong XS-Extra-strong

[@vinayakpujari618]

I want say Nominal Bore (NB)

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Which institute in best for piping design course and job assistance is very important sir so pls give me information sir

[@doriswalker3159]

Good charts; just can’t fully understand what he’s really saying.

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Lagwej Hindi me chahiye

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Hindi me jsnkari dijiye

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Sir your voice is not clear and also your writing.

[@TECHNICALPIPING]

Ohh..sry of inconvenience.

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is it? ohh gud.. refer: process piping book.

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Thank you