Answer / vijayathithan

dia of the pipe is above 12mm & tube is below 12mm

Answer / guru raja

Difference between Pipies and Tubes:
1. In Pipe OD is fixed and ID varies with Schedule
(thickness)
2. Pipes are specified based on nominal diameter

Tubes:
1. In Tubes ID is fixed and OD varies with Thickness
2. Tubes are specified based on the ID

Answer / est dev

with the tube we can't suck fluid forcefully but with with
pipe we can suck

Answer / ganesh

pipe is ferrous;
tube is non ferrous

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