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Schedule 40 Pipes

The document discusses pipe sizing standards including schedule numbers. Schedule 40 and 80 piping covers nominal sizes from 15mm to 600mm and are most commonly used for steam installations. Higher schedule numbers have increased wall thickness. For example, a 100mm Schedule 40 pipe has an outer diameter of 114.3mm and wall thickness of 6.02mm, while a Schedule 80 of the same size has a wall thickness of 8.56mm.

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Schedule 40 Pipes

The document discusses pipe sizing standards including schedule numbers. Schedule 40 and 80 piping covers nominal sizes from 15mm to 600mm and are most commonly used for steam installations. Higher schedule numbers have increased wall thickness. For example, a 100mm Schedule 40 pipe has an outer diameter of 114.3mm and wall thickness of 6.02mm, while a Schedule 80 of the same size has a wall thickness of 8.56mm.

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Size Range.

  The range of pipe sizes in BS 1600 includes all piping shown below up to and and including 36"

Schedule s Piping
Schedule 5s, 10s , 40s and 80s apply to stainless steel (Austenitic chromium nickel) only
Schedule 40s piping includes all sizes up to, and including 12" and is dimensionally the same as Standard wall piping.
Schedule 80s piping includes all sizes up to, and including 12" and is dimensionally the same as Extra strong piping

Nom size OD Schedule vs (Wall thickness in mm)


Sched 10
in mm Sched 5s s= 10s Sched 20 Sched 30 Sched 40 Sched 60 Sched 80
1/8 10,3 s=1,24 1,73 2,41
1/4 13,7 s =1,65 2,24 3,02
3/8 17,1 s=1,65 2,31 3,2
1/2 21,3 1,65 s =2,11 2,77 3,73
3/4 26,7 1,65 s=2,11 2,87 3,91
1 33,4 1,65 s =2,77 3,38 4,55
1 1/4 42,2 1,65 s =2,77 3,56 4,85
1 1/2 48,3 1,65 s =2,77 3,68 5,08
2 60,3 1,65 s =2,77 3,91 5,54
2 1/2 73,0 2,11 s =3,05 5,16 7,01
3 88,9 2,11 s =3,05 5,49 7,62
3 1/2 101,6 2,11 s=3,05 5,74 8,08
4 114,3 2,11 s=3,05 6,02 8,56
5 141,3 2,77 s=3,4 6,55 9,53
6 168,3 2,77 s=3,4 7,11 10,97
8 219,1 2,77 s=3,76 6,35 7,04 8,18 10,31 12,7
10 273,0 3,40 s =4,19 6,35 7,8 9,27 12,70 15,09
12 323,8 3,96 s =4,57 6,35 8,38 10,31 14,27 17,48

14 355,6 3,96 s= 4,78 6,35 7,92 9,53 11,13 15,09 19,05

16 406,4 4,19 s = 4,78 6,35 7,92 9,53 12,7 16,66 21,44

18 457 4.19 s = 4,78 6,35 7,92 11,13 14,27 19,05 23,83

20 508 4,78 s = 5,54 6,35 9,53 12,70 15,09 20,62 26,19

22 559 4,78 s =5,54 6,35 9,53 12,70 - 22,23 28,58

24 610 5,54 s =6,35 6,35 9,53 14,27 17,48 24,61 30,96


26 660 7,92 12,7
28 711 7,92 12,7 15,88

30 762 6,35 s = 7,92 7,92 12,70 15,88


32 813 7,92 12,70 15,88 17,48
34 864 7,92 12,70 15,88 17,48
36 914 7,92 12,70 15,88 19,05
42 1067
Sched 10
in mm Sched 5s s= 10s Sched 20 Sched 30 Sched 40 Sched 60 Sched 80
Nom size OD Schedule vs (Wall thickness in mm)
Standards and wall thickness
There are a number of piping standards in existence around the world, but arguably the most global are those derived by the American Petroleum Institute (API), where p

These schedule numbers bear a relation to the pressure rating of the piping. There are eleven Schedules ranging from the lowest at 5 through 10, 20, 30, 40, 60, 80, 100,

Regardless of schedule number, pipes of a particular size all have the same outside diameter (not withstanding manufacturing tolerances). As the schedule number increa
A 100 mm Schedule 40 pipe has an outside diameter of 114.30 mm, a wall thickness of 6.02 mm, giving a bore of 102.26 mm.
A 100 mm Schedule 80 pipe has an outside diameter of 114.30 mm, a wall thickness of 8.56 mm, giving a bore of 97.18 mm.
Only Schedules 40 and 80 cover the full range from 15 mm up to 600 mm nominal sizes and are the most commonly used schedule for steam pipe installations.

This Tutorial considers Schedule 40 pipework as covered in BS 1600.

Tables of schedule numbers can be obtained from BS 1600 which are used as a reference for the nominal pipe size and wall thickness in millimetres.
Extra Strong
Sched 100 Sched 120 Sched 140 Sched 160 Std.Wall .
1,73 2,41
2,24 3,02
2,31 3,2
4,78 2,77 3,73
5,56 2,87 3,91
6,35 3,38 4,55
6,35 3,56 4,85
7,14 3,68 5,08
8,74 3,91 5,54
9,53 5,16 7,01
11,13 5,49 7,62
5,74 8,08
11,13 13,49 6,02 8,56
12,70 15,88 6,55 9,53
14,27 18,26 7,11 10,97
15,09 18,26 20,62 23,01 8,18 12,7
18,26 21,44 25,40 28,58 9,27 12,7
21,44 25,4 28,58 33,32 9,53 12,7

23,83 27,79 31,75 35,71 9,53 12,7

26,19 30,96 36,53 40,49 9,53 12,7

29,36 34,93 39,67 45,24 9,53 12,7

32,54 38,10 44,45 50,01 9,53 12,7

34,93 41,28 47,63 53,98 9,53 12,7

38,89 46,02 52,37 59,54 9,53 12,7


9,53 12,7
9,53 12,7

9,53 12,7
9,53 12,7
9,53 12,7
9,53 12,7
9,53 12,7

Sched 100 Sched 120 Sched 140 Sched 160 Std.Wall Extra Strong
vs (Wall thickness in mm)
e American Petroleum Institute (API), where pipes are categorised in schedule numbers.

west at 5 through 10, 20, 30, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120, 140 to schedule No. 160. For nominal size piping 150 mm and smaller, Schedule 40 (sometimes called 'standard weight') is the lightest t

ng tolerances). As the schedule number increases, the wall thickness increases, and the actual bore is reduced. For example:

chedule for steam pipe installations.

l thickness in millimetres.
times called 'standard weight') is the lightest that would be specified for steam applications.

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