What is the I.D. of 16" SDR-21 PVC pipe?
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As far as I know, SDR-21 only goes up to 8" dia,  SDR-26 goes up to 24" dia, in which case a 16" pipe would have an ID of 14.696".
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What are you wanting to find here? If you need to know what diameter drain you need for new construction, it depends on what your fixture load is going to be. A 2" drain pipe can handle 21 to 26 fixture units, which would handle most homes and small offices.
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http://www.atjd97.dsl.pipex.com/
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here is one of the datasheets available on the internet:\nhttp://www.ee.washington.edu/stores/DataSheets/74ls/74ls73.pdf
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This is an interesting site which can answer your question!\nhttp://www.gwydir.demon.co.uk/jo/units/length.htm
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the density of water is something like 62.4 lbs per cubic foot.\na 10 foot tube that's 4 in around has the volume\nis Pi * r^2 * h \nwhere \nPi = 3.14\nr = radius = 2 in = 0.17 ft\nh =height (length) = 10 ft\nVol= 0.88 cubic feet\n0.88*62.4=54 lbs\nbut that would include part of the pvc tube weight itself, so it couldn't hold up that much.\n\nYou would need to use at least an 8" pipe to hold an average man (180 lbs).
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Found a good diagram here\nhttp://www.laynetworks.com/Block%20diagram%20of%20the%20Pentium.htm
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Well, the volume of water (in cubic inches) within a foot-long piece of pipe will be:\n\nV = 3.14159*r^2*(12in)\n\n(where r is the inner radius of the pipe in inches, 1" and 2" respectively)\n\nThen convert that volume from cubic inches into liquid gallons using the site listed below.\n\nedit: That sounds like an interesting idea.  You are heating the pipes via a solar panel?  In any case, good luck on saving energy bill money.
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2 3/8" steel pipe would be nominal 2" pipe which has an outside diameter of 2.375"\n\nThe weight per foot for sch40 is 3.653 lbs\nThe weight per foot for sch80 is 5.022 lbs\nThe weight per foot for sch160 is 7.444 lbs\nThe weight per foot for XXS (double extra strong) is 9.029
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Right here:\n\nhttp://www.phila.gov/li/codes/PlumbingCode.pdf\n\nHappy reading.
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A 200mm (8 inch) diamter pipe pvc pipe varies on which type of pipe you are looking for, a water pipe has thicker walls to withstand the pressure whereas a sewer pipe has thinner walls because there is no pressure.\nPressure pipe comes in a standard 6.200m (20ft) length while a sewer pipe come in 4.200 (13 ft0 length.
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AN-8 fitting equals a 7/16" hose I.D.\nAN-8 fitting is equivalent to 1/2"\n\nThe AN-8 fitting itself is 1/2" and you use a 7/16" I.D. hose with it.
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Try the source below for size.  It is the Department of Labor site.  I have also included the VA site.
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There are plumbing fittings down to 1/8" that are fairly common.  I am not aware of things like sanitary tees, but fittings like 90s, tees, 45s, etc. are available.  They might even be in your local hardware store.  If the 1/8" size isn't available they also make 1/4".
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Well, the minor Dia on a 5-40 die is .0952.  This is larger that your 5/64 stainless rod.\n\nHope this helps
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Here's a link to the standard American Wire Guage table.  It has it all listed:\nhttp://www.eng.auburn.edu/~tdenney/ENGR1110/wireawg.html