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Piping Data & Engineering Toolkit

One place for the complete, standard-accurate reference set behind process piping — dimensions for pipe, elbows, bends, tees, caps, crosses, stub-ends, reducers and flanges, plus the hydraulic, mechanical and stress calculators that use them. We hold the data for all the world’s major piping standards — every size, free to use.

6Dimension databases
10+Calculators
2,669+Flange records
30+Standards
DN6–1600+Size range

The Complete Piping Reference, in One Toolkit

Verified dimension data and engineering calculators, cross-referenced and free to use

Detailing and analysing a piping system normally means juggling a shelf of separate standards — one for pipe, others for each fitting, more for flanges, all in different units and layouts. We have consolidated the dimensional data for pipe and every common fitting into structured, scaled-drawing databases, and paired them with the calculators that turn those dimensions into head loss, velocities, support spans, stresses and a closed hydraulic design. Look it up, draw it, compare across standards and size it — all in one place.

Pipe & Fitting Dimension References

Scaled, dimensioned drawings and full tables for every component

Engineering Calculators

Turn the dimensions into hydraulics, losses, spans and stresses

Pipe Pressure Drop & Head Loss

Friction loss, head loss, pressure drop and NPSH using Darcy–Weisbach and Colebrook–White for any pipe, flow and fluid.

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Pipe Flow & Reducer

Velocity and volume flow with one or two reducers — continuity Q=A·v, reducer minor losses (Crane TP-410), Reynolds number and an API RP 14E erosional-velocity check.

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Elbow Flow & Pressure Loss

Flow and pressure loss through elbows and bends — Crane TP-410 K = n·fT, head loss, equivalent length and erosional-velocity check.

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Tee & Branch Pressure Loss

Run-through and branch (dividing/combining) flow losses for tees and crosses, with K factors and head loss.

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Pipe Support Spacing

Maximum support spans by size, material, schedule, contents and insulation — with deflection and bending-stress limits.

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Pipe Deflection (Point Load)

Deflection and bending stress from a concentrated point load between supports — reactions, moment, stress and a live deflected-beam view.

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Allowable Stress Charts

Allowable stress vs temperature for piping materials across all major codes (ASME B31.3, ASTM, EN, JIS, GOST, API) with side-by-side comparison.

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Pipeline Design Guide

The first-principles reference — hydraulic sizing, hoop-stress wall thickness (ASME B31.3), materials, support spans, surge and code compliance.

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Hydraulic Design

Pipe sizing, pump selection, NPSH, valves & fittings, surge/water-hammer and the pressure-drop budget — each with its own deep-dive.

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All Global Standards — Full List

We hold them all — every major global piping code, by component category

Our database holds the dimensional data for all of the world’s major piping standards — American (ASME, API, ASTM, MSS, AWWA), European (EN), international (ISO), Japanese (JIS), Russian / CIS (GOST) and the legacy German (DIN) and British (BS) series. Whatever code your project is built to, it is almost certainly covered — and cross-referenced to its equivalents in the other systems.

Pipe

StandardRegionScope
ASME B36.10MUSA / InternationalWelded & seamless wrought-steel pipe (carbon/alloy), schedules
ASME B36.19MUSA / InternationalStainless-steel pipe, schedules (S)
EN 10220EuropeSeamless & welded steel pipe — dimensions & masses
EN 10216 / EN 10217EuropeSeamless (10216) & welded (10217) pressure pipe
JIS G3454 / G3456 / G3459JapanCarbon, high-temperature & stainless steel pipe
GOST 8732 / 8734 / 10704Russia / CISSeamless hot- & cold-formed and welded pipe
API 5L / ISO 3183InternationalLine pipe for oil & gas pipelines
DNV-OS-F101InternationalSubmarine / offshore pipeline systems
ISO 4427 / EN 12201InternationalPolyethylene (PE) pressure pipe — SDR series
ISO 1452 / EN ISO 1452InternationalUnplasticised PVC (PVC-U) pressure pipe
GRP / FRP (BS / ISO 14692)InternationalGlass-reinforced plastic pipe

Elbows & Bends

StandardRegionScope
ASME B16.9USA / InternationalFactory-made buttweld fittings (LR/SR elbows, 45°, 180°)
ASME B16.28USAShort-radius buttweld elbows & returns
EN 10253-1 / -2EuropeButtweld fittings (non-alloy & alloy steel)
JIS B2311 / B2312 / B2313JapanSteel buttweld fittings
DIN 2605Germany (legacy)Steel buttweld elbows
GOST 17375Russia / CISSeamless buttweld elbows
BS 1640UK (legacy)Steel buttweld pipe fittings
ISO 3419InternationalNon-alloy & alloy steel buttweld fittings
MSS SP-43 / SP-75USAStainless lightweight & high-test buttweld fittings
Non-metallic (PVC / PE / GRP)InternationalMoulded & fabricated plastic elbows

Tees, Caps, Crosses & Stub-Ends

StandardRegionScope
ASME B16.9USA / InternationalTees, reducing tees, crosses, caps, stub-ends
EN 10253EuropeButtweld tees, caps & reducers
JIS B2311 / B2312JapanSteel buttweld tees & caps
DIN 2615 / DIN 2617Germany (legacy)Tees (2615) & caps (2617)
GOST 17376 / 17378 / 17379Russia / CISTees (17376), reducers (17378), caps (17379)
BS 1640UK (legacy)Steel buttweld tees & caps
ISO 3419InternationalButtweld tees, caps & crosses
MSS SP-75USAHigh-test buttweld tees & fittings
AWWA C208USAFabricated steel waterworks fittings (large diameter)

Reducers

StandardRegionScope
ASME B16.9USA / InternationalConcentric & eccentric buttweld reducers
EN 10253EuropeButtweld reducers
MSS SP-75USAHigh-test reducers
DIN 2616Germany (legacy)Steel reducers
GOST 17378Russia / CISSeamless buttweld reducers
Non-metallic (PVC / PE / GRP)InternationalMoulded & fabricated plastic reducers

Flanges

StandardRegionScope
ASME B16.5USA / InternationalPipe flanges NPS ½–24, Class 150–2500
ASME B16.47 Series A (MSS SP-44)USA / InternationalLarge-diameter flanges NPS 26–60 (heavy)
ASME B16.47 Series B (API 605)USA / InternationalLarge-diameter flanges NPS 26–60 (compact)
EN 1092-1EuropeSteel flanges, PN6–PN100, all types
JIS B2220JapanSteel pipe flanges, 5K–63K
GOST 12820 / 12821 / 12836Russia / CISFlat-welded, weld-neck & additional flange series
AWWA C207USASteel waterworks flanges (large diameter)
API 6A (Type 6B / 6BX)InternationalWellhead / high-pressure flanges (ring joint)
DIN 2631–2638Germany (legacy)Legacy German flange series (cross-referenced)

Materials, Stress & Design Codes

StandardRegionScope
ASME B31.3USA / InternationalProcess piping design (wall thickness, allowable stress)
ASME BPVC Section II-DUSA / InternationalAllowable stresses for materials vs temperature
ASTM (A106, A312, A53 …)USA / InternationalMaterial specifications for pipe & fittings
EN 13480 / EN 10216-10217EuropeMetallic industrial piping & material properties
JIS / GOST / API material gradesJapan / CIS / Intl.Regional material allowable-stress data

Legacy German (DIN) and British (BS) series are retained for cross-referencing against their EN/ISO successors. Need a standard not listed? Ask us — the database is extended continuously.

What Data We Hold per Component

Pipe

Outside diameter, inside diameter, wall thickness (by schedule / SDR), nominal bore (DN & NPS), and mass per metre.

Elbows & bends

OD, wall, centre-line bend radius (LR/SR), centre-to-end, back-to-end, bend angle and bore.

Tees, caps, crosses, stubs

Run & branch OD, centre-to-end run (C), centre-to-end branch (M), cap length and stub-end geometry.

Reducers

Large & small OD and ID, wall thickness, centre-to-end length, taper angle and beta ratio.

Flanges

OD, bolt-circle diameter, bolt count/size, raised-face diameter & height, thickness, hub, bore, RTJ groove, rating & mass.

Materials

Allowable stress vs temperature, density and modulus for the common pipe materials across all major codes.

How Engineers Use the Toolkit

Look up in seconds

Pull the exact dimensions of any pipe or fitting by standard, size and class — no shelf of code books, no transcription errors.

Compare across standards

Check an EN component against its ASME, JIS or GOST equivalent — confirm bolt circles, bores and ratings before you commit.

Straight into calculations

Feed the dimensions into pressure-drop, loss, support and stress calculators without re-keying — consistent from lookup to result.

Backed by engineering

The same data drives our piping, P&ID and 3D-model work — and our engineers can verify any result or take on the full design.

Need a dimension, a loss figure or a full piping design?

Use the references and calculators free, or contact our engineers for a cross-standard compatibility check, a bulk data export, or complete hydraulic, mechanical and stress design of your piping system.

Industries We Serve

Our expertise spans multiple industries with sector-specific water treatment solutions.