PT Rating - Pressure and Temperature Rating in Piping Design ( Explained with Theories and examples)

This video explains the definition of PT Rating in Piping Design.
PT Rating is one of the primary design component based on which the entire system has been design.
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It's very useful. Can you please tell me where PT rating is used to calculate the pipe thickness

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150# means it is 150pounds that is pounds per square inch

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wt abt pipes....selection regarding pressure and temperature?

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