Pipe End Cap Weight Calculation

Pipe weight calculator imperial and metric.

Pipe end cap weight calculation.

For pricing and availability. End caps ansi b16 9 dimensions based on asme ansi b16 9 and example weights notes dimensions quoted in mm except t are nominal values from b16 9 rounded equivalents of the inch dimensions. Weight of a butt weld cap as per asme b16 9 is calculated as per following formula. Common limiting wall thickness length weight nominal pipe size od at bevel t dimension 40s std1 for wall t for wall t in mm in mm in mm in mm kg piece 1 2 0 84 21 0 18 3 73 1 00 25 0 04.

Volume π d 2 4 h. To close the pipeline so the function is the same as the pipe plug. 1 weights are approximate and based on manufacturers data where available for schedule 40s standard fittings. W weight of cap in kg.

Mss sp 43 only covers stainless steel buttweld fittings made for use with schedule 5s and 10s pipe and stub ends suitable for use with schedule 40s pipe as defined in asme b36 19. Steel pipe cap is also called steel plug it usually welded to the pipe end or mounted on the external thread of the pipe end to cover the pipe fittings. The dimensions and dimensional tolerances defined in mss sp 43 are substantially the same as those in asme b16 9 specifications from nps 1 2 nps 24. To estimate pipe volume use the following formula.

Dealer of buttweld pipe cap buttweld dish cap pipe cap dimensions pipe cap weight calculator pipe end fittings dealers in india ansi asme b16 9 end cap specification pipe cap dish cap lateral cap. Lasco 1 in x dia cap cap pvc fitting. Refer to b16 9 for additional max and min metric dimensions. Fraction decimal conversions.

Charlotte pipe 4 in x 4 in dia cap cap pvc fitting. Asme ansi b16 9 asme b16 28 mss sp 43. Pipe tools and calculators. Thus the volume of a pipe is equal to pi times the pipe diameter d squared over 4 times the length of the pipe h.

For pricing and availability. Od outside diameter of cap mm e end to end length of cap mm t wall thickness mm. 1 2 nb to 36 nb in. See page 6 6 for further information.