What is the difference between Pipe & TUBE?
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long hollow material with capacity to bent at any point is called tube.while pipe has no capacity to bend we have to use elbow to bend it.
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Answer / krishna
A pipe is a vessel - a tube is structural.
A pipe is measured ID - a tube is measured OD.
tube will have a consistent OD and it's ID will change.
Engineers see tubes and pipes with different eyes.
A tube is structural.
By having a consistent OD they can vary wall
thickness, changing the ID, to increase strength. Because
they are consistent OD, they have predictable
characteristics.
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Answer / shah rakesh g.
Tube is defined by its OD and Pipe is defined by NB(Nominal
bore)and thickness as schedule.
Tube OD is calculated in MM as (OD in inch * 25.4)but for
pipe upto 14" will not be calculated as (pipe NB * 25.4)
because upto 14" NB pipe the pipe OD will be higher than
calculated as (pipe NB * 25.4).Above 14" the pipe OD will
be calculated as (PIpe NB * 25.4)
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Answer / palash
when d/t<10 it is called as tube.
tube for d/t>10
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Answer / dipak bhaumik
Pipe - measurement of pipe inside
Tube - measurement of pipe out side
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Answer / emerie
Pipe is unlike a tube, which the ID and OD measurement can change in volume when a bigger pipe is injected in it
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