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SI units for pipe thread 3

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ITBT

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Oct 6, 2002
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Hi,

Can anybody provide some idea on SI units for pipe thread? One customer requirement is to use SI units for my proposed port size (female socket) 1-1/2"BSPP and 2"BSPP. Does it mean I must use metic size of M48x2 and M60x2 ? Thanks!
 
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We call it 40NB and 50NB pipe and 40BSP and 50BSP threads. BSPT if it's tapered. But I am noticing some pipe taps are now marked G 1-1/2 or G 2, which is the topic of earlier threads.

Jeff
 
International nomenclature exists for pipe flanges. Even on a metric project we refer to 1/2-inch female NPT, etc. European threads exist.

You might just stick with your American thread designations unless client requirements define other nomenclature.

John
 
thanks, it's accepted by customer
 
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