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  Pipes made of galvanised iron (widely popular as GI pipes) are noted for their corrosion and rust resistance. It is also anti-corrosion and rust-resistant due to galvanization. Its zinc coating works as a protective screen against harm. As a result, they are long-lasting and suited for practically any application. It may be utilised in everyday homes as well as for more intricate and heavy applications. Importance of GI Pipes: We all know how essential water is for us and how it helps us in our daily routine. Without clean water, there is no life. It's utilised for a variety of things, including drinking, washing clothing, cooking, and building. All of the water is transported through pipes. Consider what we would do if there was no way for this water to reach us through pipes. What if we wanted natural gas installed in our house but didn't want it to run via these pipes? What if there was no sewerage or waste duct? What would become of it all? Without the concept of ...

  Although the terms are sometimes used interchangeably, there is a significant difference between tube and pipe, particularly in terms of material arrangement and tolerances. The outer diameter is the most important dimension because the tubing is used for structural purposes. Tubes are commonly used in applications requiring precise outside diameters, such as medical devices. The outside diameter is important because it determines how much weight the stability element can support. Pipes, on the other hand, are commonly used to transport gases or liquids, so understanding their capacity is critical. It is critical to understand how much water can flow through the pipe. The round shape of the pipe allows it to effectively handle pressure from the liquid flowing through it.   A schedule and nominal diameter are used to classify pipes. The pipe is commonly ordered using the Nominal Pipe Size (NPS) standard, with nominal diameter (pipe size) and schedule number specified (wal...