Galvanized steel pipe specification model weight table
The theoretical weight table of galvanized steel pipes is implemented in accordance with the GB/T3091-2001 standard. The weight table of specifications and models is as follows:
Nominal inner diameter DN15: outer diameter 21.3mm, wall thickness 2.8mm, minimum wall thickness 2.45mm, meter weight 1.28kg, root weight 7.68kg (welded pipe); meter weight 1.35kg, root weight 8.14kg (galvanized pipe). 123
Nominal inner diameter DN20: outer diameter 26.9mm, wall thickness 2.8mm, minimum wall thickness 2.45mm, meter weight 1.66kg, root weight 9.96kg (welded pipe); meter weight 1.76kg, root weight 10.56kg (galvanized pipe).
By analogy, the weight of specifications and models of galvanized steel pipes with other nominal inner diameters can be obtained.
In addition, the weight calculation formula of galvanized steel pipe is: [(outer diameter-wall thickness)*wall thickness]*0.02466=kg/meter (weight per meter)
Apart from this, there are other types of galvanized pipes with the following specifications and weights:
Q195 galvanized pipe: outer diameter 21.3mm, wall thickness 2.0mm, a single pipe with a length of 6m weighs about 3.38kg; outer diameter 48mm, wall thickness 2.75mm, a single pipe with a length of 6m weighs about 8.16kg. 4
Q235 galvanized pipe: outer diameter 33.4mm, wall thickness 3.25mm, a single pipe with a length of 6m weighs about 8.21kg; outer diameter 60.3mm, wall thickness 3.6mm, a single pipe with a length of 6m weighs about 18.05kg.
Since the specifications and weight of galvanized steel pipes may vary depending on the manufacturer and process, the specific specifications and weight should be based on the actual product.
