Steel Pipes Sizes ASME B36.10 and ASME B36.19 - PIpe NPS (ID), Schedule, SRL vs. DRL

[@mohamedobeidi2147]

Best Chanel in piping and feeting field...chapeau

[@ryansannes5132]

This is the best video on NPS thus far.

[@projectmaterials34]

Thank you !

[@projectmaterials9201]

Thanks!

[@olemakpadu1547]

Thank you for the explanation.

[@260160nl]

@1:48 you state that fo(r) pipes up to 12" NPS does not match OD. This should be ID right?

[@projectmaterials9201]

OD

[@hasnainali3462]

Informative

[@projectmaterials34]

Thank you!

[@projectmaterials9201]

Thanks!

[@mohamedobeidi2147]

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[@reginanatas]

Very Nice video however NPS is based on outside diameter (OD) and not about ID. Please let me know If I am missing anything.

[@projectmaterials34]

Hi Jefferson, yes and no actually...Nps and OD are different up to 14 inches. Nps is an expression of fluid conveyance capacity rather than diameter. Hope it helps!

[@projectmaterials9201]

NPS yes, but the internal flow capacity is key for this nomenclature

[@91099Babar]

WRONG ... U DONT KNOW THE DIFFERENCE ALSO ...

[@projectmaterials9201]

What is wrong Babar?