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Old 21st May 2009, 11:03 PM
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What's the difference between Tube and Pipe?
The general term for pipe was that it was primarily used for carrying gas or liquid. It was not intended for structural use because the dimensions used in describing pipe was not dimensionally accurate. Measurement was referred to its inside diameter and wall thickness. The inside diameter was a true dimension, but over the years had become "nominal" (in name only) so that when pipe size was referred to, it was an approximate inside diameter measurement with the thickness described by the term "schedule".
Interestingly, or maybe not, Our Euro/British standard friends seem to have now standardised on the term Tube for any fluid/gas conveyance tubing!
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