Steel pipes are classified based on pressure ratings into different categories such as schedule numbers or pressure classes, which indicate their ability to withstand different levels of pressure.
Steel pipes are classified based on pressure ratings by assigning them different schedules, ranging from Schedule 10 to Schedule 160. Each schedule represents a different maximum pressure that the pipe can withstand, with higher schedules indicating higher pressure ratings.
Steel pipes are classified based on pressure ratings into various categories such as Schedule 40, Schedule 80, and Schedule 160, with each schedule indicating the maximum pressure the pipe can withstand.
