Piping Engineer

Try here:

http://www.texaspipe.com/carbon_products.html

and here:

http://www.pipingdesigners.com/downloads/pipechart.htm#choice

Are you looking for the dimensions of standard pipe schedules? If so, a simple Google search will give you many hits.

Or are you asking what is the required schedule (thickness) of pipe that you need for a specific application? (this question is a little trickier and you would need to refer to the applicable code such as ASME B31.3)

Please, give me a valid e-mail address to send you the pipe schedule. What I have I can not copy here.

Hope this helps

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Beware of the the information you see on the link shown on: http://pipingguide.blogspot.com

Some of it is out and out wrong (example: Queation #1 the correct answer is ASME B31.3 not B31.5)

After reading the complete document I get the idea that this is nothing more than an employment TEST for some company in India, not an Engineering and Design training tool.

Hi

I correct the mistake

What is the ASME code followed for design of piping systems in Process
pipings (Refineries & Chemical Industries)?
(i) B31.1
(ii) B31.3
(iii) B31.5
(iv) B31.9

Answer (ii)

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