Pipe Schedule Number | Pipe Wall Thickness

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This video is about pipe schedule number(SCH), various wall thickness used for diffrernt schedule number as per ASME B36.10 and ASME B 36.19.
Also mention of some pipe weight used in schedule number.
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40s S stands for stainless steel

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Sir please 40 schedule 40s ka difference bataye please

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Difference pipe wall thickness me hoga

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The difference between SCH 40 and SCH 40S lies in their applications and standards. SCH 40 refers to "Standard Weight" pipe, which is commonly used for low-pressure applications such as water and gas supply. It is designed to handle less pressure compared to SCH 80 or SCH 160 pipes. SCH 40S, on the other hand, refers to "Standard" stainless steel pipe. The "S" stands for stainless steel, and it is used to denote the wall thickness and pressure rating of stainless steel pipes. In summary, SCH 40 is a standard weight pipe for general applications, while SCH 40S specifically refers to standard stainless steel pipes.

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Kiska thickness jayda hoga please

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Schedule 80

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