BOILER TUBES.

Fig. 113.

Fig. 114.

SURFACES AND CAPACITIES OF PIPES.

Sizes of Pipes.12
in.
34
in.
1
in.
114
in.
112
in.
2
in.

1. Outside circumferences of pipes in inches

2.6523.2994.1365.2155.9697.461

2. Length of Pipe in feet to give a square foot of outside surface

4.523.632.902.302.011.61

3. Number of square feet of outside surface in ten lineal feet of Pipe

2.212.743.444.344.976.21

4. Cubic in. of internal capacity in ten lineal feet of pipe

36.563.9103.5179.5244.5402.6

5. Weight in lbs. of water in ten lineal feet of pipe

1.382.313.756.58.814.6
Sizes of Pipes.212
in.
3
in.
312
in.
4
in.
412
in.
5
in.

1. Outside circumferences of pipes in inches

9.93210.9912.5614.1315.7017.47

2. Length of Pipe in feet to give a square foot of outside surface

1.321.09.954.849.763.686

3. Number of square feet of outside surface in ten lineal feet of Pipe

7.529.1610.4411.7813.0916.56

4. Cubic in. of internal capacity in ten lineal feet of pipe

573.9886.61186.41527.61912.62398.8

5. Weight in lbs. of water in ten lineal feet of pipe

20.832.143.655.469.386.9

Pipe manufactured from double thick iron is called X-strong pipe, and pipe made double the thickness of X-strong is known as XX-strong pipe. Both X-strong and XX-strong pipe are furnished plain ends—no threads, unless specially ordered.