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Friday, January 1, 2021
Friday, December 25, 2020
Unit Weight of M.S. Sheets
Dear Readers,
We are very often use the sheets and plates during construction activities. Sheet metal and plate metal are different forms of steel. The most notable difference between plate and sheet metal is the thickness of the products. Plate metal is thicker when compared to sheet metal.
In general thickness less then 5.99 mm is called sheet and more than 6 mm is called plates. Sheets can be measured in SWG or in mm (millimeter). Unit weight of Sheets is as follows.
Sheet metal is produced on an industrial scale by applying rolling, processing and drying techniques. Eventually it is the process of rolling that will decide whether a particular metal will be classified as sheet or plate. Rolling metal adds pressure which determines the overall thickness of the metal. If the metal is rolled thin then it is considered to be sheet and if it is thick then the metal can be classified as plate.
Sunday, November 22, 2020
Weight of Pipes
Dear Readers,
In continuation with my earlier post " Difference between Pipes & Tubes" , let us note the unit weight of Pipes, wall thickness and further details.
Pipes are specified based on the schedules. Normally we mention pipes as Standard pipes, Extra Strong, Double extra strong based on the applications and utilization purpose. However further it also classified technically on Schedules, subject to the wall thickness , These schedules starts from Schedule-10, Schedule-20, Schedule- 30 , Schedule-40, Schedule-60, Schedule-80, Schedule-100, Schedule-120, Schedule-140 & Schedule-160
Below Table shows the weights of Standard pipes, Extra Strong & Double strong. Theses are readily available in market.
Above table Wall thickness are mentioned in "mm" & Weights are in "Kg/Meter".
