What does 3/4''mean in the name of the valve?
3/4''is the valve diameter, said 20MM, inches, equivalent to DN20 of the valve, is also said to be the 6 interface we say old foreman
Valve diameter, that is, we often say 6 points valve, used in English units, with metric units should be DN20.2 points DN84 points DN156 points DN20 (3/4'')1 inches DN251.2 'DN321.5 'DN402 'DN502.5 'DN653 'DN804 'DN1005 'DN1256 'DN1508 'DN20010 'DN25012 'DN300Nominal diameter (nominal, diameter), also known as the average diameter (mean, outside, diameter).The tube is thin from the metal tube, and the outer diameter of the tube is almost the same as the inner diameter of the tube, so the average value of the outer diameter of the tube and the inner diameter of the pipe is called the diameter.Because the units have metric (mm) and British (inch) distinction, there are the following methods of address.1., based on the metric system (mm), called DN (metric unit)2., on the basis of the British system (inch), called NB (inch unit)DN (nominal, diameter)NB (nominal, bore)OD (outside, diameter)
Upstairs answer is very clear, 3/4 refers to the caliber of the valve is 3/4 inches, equal to the national standard DN20, (20mm) commonly known as 6 points. The most common family is 1/2, equal to DN15, commonly known as 4 points. Another marked 1.6 refers to the pressure of 1.6Mpa., equal to 16Kg, to bear the pressure.
Valve diameter, that is, we often say 6 points valve, used in English units, with metric units should be DN20.2 points DN84 points DN156 points DN20 (3/4'')1 inches DN251.2 'DN321.5 'DN402 'DN502.5 'DN653 'DN804 'DN1005 'DN1256 'DN1508 'DN20010 'DN25012 'DN300Nominal diameter (nominal, diameter), also known as the average diameter (mean, outside, diameter).The tube is thin from the metal tube, and the outer diameter of the tube is almost the same as the inner diameter of the tube, so the average value of the outer diameter of the tube and the inner diameter of the pipe is called the diameter.Because the units have metric (mm) and British (inch) distinction, there are the following methods of address.1., based on the metric system (mm), called DN (metric unit)2., on the basis of the British system (inch), called NB (inch unit)DN (nominal, diameter)NB (nominal, bore)OD (outside, diameter)4. [case]Galvanized steel pipe DN50, sch 20Galvanized steel pipe "NB2", sch 205., the outer diameter and DN, NB relationship is as follows:------DN (mm), --------NB (inch), -------OD (mm)15-------------- 1/2--------------21.320--------------3/4 --------------26.725-------------- 1, ----------------33.432-------------- 1, 1/4, -----------42.240-------------- 1, 1/2, -----------48.350-------------- 2, -----------60.365-------------- 2, 1/2, -----------73.080-------------- 3, -----------88.9100-------------- 4, ------------114.3125-------------- 5, ------------139.8150-------------- 6, ------------168.3200--------------- 8------------219.1The above data is referenced only in ASTM A53. Please note that there are some differences in external diameter with different specifications.
4. [case]Galvanized steel pipe DN50, sch 20Galvanized steel pipe "NB2", sch 205., the outer diameter and DN, NB relationship is as follows:------DN (mm), --------NB (inch), -------OD (mm)15-------------- 1/2--------------21.320--------------3/4 --------------26.725-------------- 1, ----------------33.432-------------- 1, 1/4, -----------42.240-------------- 1, 1/2, -----------48.350-------------- 2, -----------60.365-------------- 2, 1/2, -----------73.080-------------- 3, -----------88.9100-------------- 4, ------------114.3125-------------- 5, ------------139.8150-------------- 6, ------------168.3200--------------- 8------------219.1The above data is referenced only in ASTM A53. Please note that there are some differences in external diameter with different specifications.
