ER 07 module
DIN EN 13480-1:2013-11: Table 5.1-1 — Classification of piping systems acc. piping categories
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Medium |
Fluid group (see CEN/TR 13480-7:2002, 4.2) |
Criteria |
Piping category |
See CEN/TR 13480-7 |
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Gases a) |
1 |
PS > 0,5 bar and DN > 350 or PS > 0,5 bar and DN > 100 and PS · DN > 3 500 |
III |
see Fig. A.1 |
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PS > 0,5 bar and 100 < DN £ 350 and PS · DN £ 3 500 or 25 < DN £ 100 and PS · DN > 1 000 or 25 < DN £ 350 and 1 000 < PS · DN < 3 500 |
II b) |
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PS > 0,5 bar and 25 < DN £ 100 and PS · DN £ 1 000 |
I b) |
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PS > 0,5 bar and DN £ 25 |
0 (see 5.2) |
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2 |
PS > 0,5 bar and DN > 250 and PS · DN > 5 000 |
III |
see Fig. A.2 |
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PS > 0,5 bar and DN > 250 and 3 500 < PS · DN £ 5 000 or 100 < DN £ 250 and PS · DN > 3 500 |
II c) |
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PS > 0,5 bar and DN > 32 and 1 000 < PS · DN £ 3 500 or 32 < DN £ 100 and PS · DN > 1 000 |
I |
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PS > 0,5 bar and DN £ 32 or PS > 0,5 bar and PS · DN £ 1 000 |
0 (see 5.2) |
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all |
PS £ 0,5 bar |
(see 5.3) |
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Liquids d) |
1 |
PS > 500 bar and DN > 25 |
III |
see Fig. A.3 |
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10 bar < PS £ 500 bar and DN > 25 and PS · DN > 2 000 |
II |
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0,5 bar < PS £ 10 bar and PS · DN > 2 000 |
I |
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PS > 0,5 bar and DN £ 25 or PS > 0,5 bar and PS · DN £ 2 000 |
0 |
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(see 5.2) |
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2 |
PS > 500 bar and DN > 200 |
II |
see Fig. A.4 |
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10 < PS £ 500 bar and DN > 200 and PS · DN > 5 000 |
I |
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0,5 bar < PS £ 10 bar or PS > 0,5 bar and DN £ 200 or PS > 0,5 bar and PS · DN £ 5 000 |
0 (see 5.2) |
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all |
PS £ 0,5 bar |
(see 5.3) |
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a) Gases: gases, liquefied gases, gases dissolved under pressure, vapors and also those liquids whose vapor pressure at the maximum allowable temperature is greater than 0,5 bar above normal atmospheric pressure (1013 mbar) b) Piping intended for unstable gases and falling within categories I or II on the basis of Table 6 must be classified in category III. (Unstable gas is gas or vapor with a risk of sudden decomposition. If this decomposition takes place within an enclosed volume solely by slightly changing a single operating parameter, there is a pressure fluctuation.) c) All piping containing fluids at a temperature greater than 350 ºC and falling within category II on the basis of Table 7 must be classified in category III. d) Liquids: liquids whose vapor pressure at the maximum allowable temperature is greater than 0,5 bar above normal atmospheric pressure, (1 013 mbar) |
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a) Chamfer outside |
b) Chamfer inside |
Fig. 7.1.2-1 – Hemispherical ends

