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Pressure Standards for PN 10 and PN 16 Pipes

12/14/2009 4:08 AM

can u send the latest ASTM and DIN stantards for pipes and its accesories to my email- sunil017@gmail.com -i'm an engineer in one of the worlds worst companys- thanks and blessings for mutual help of this sort - let such organisation of fulness flourish between engineers that can make people proud to be an engineer than anything else
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Re: what is the pressure for PN10 and PN 16 of pipes

12/14/2009 4:40 AM

Varying with temperature and piping material, they can be found in Kempe's Engineers' Handbook, any edition, among other places.

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Re: what is the pressure for PN10 and PN 16 of pipes

12/14/2009 8:13 AM

Here's a source:

  1. Download ASTM StandardsDin standards
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