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MS Pipe Schedule

10/25/2010 10:19 AM

how i can check ms pipe schedule and grade

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Re: ms pipe schedule

10/25/2010 10:21 AM

you cannot because you ain't smart enough.

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Re: MS Pipe Schedule

10/25/2010 8:36 PM

To determine the schedule, you can measure the wall thickness with calipers or a micrometer, and compare it to a dimensional table.

If the pipe is stamped with the API/ASME grade (and not counterfeit), then you would know the grade. If there are no visible markings, you would need to send a sample to a lab.

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Re: MS Pipe Schedule

10/25/2010 8:47 PM

Next series of Questions he will ask:

measure (how?) the wall thickness (whats that?) with calipers (UNh??)or a micrometer (How to make my meter micro?), and compare it to a dimensional table.(have dining table , will this do?)

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