Home Improvement Asked on July 2, 2021
I’m rigging a proof of concept DIY machine, in which the internal pressure will need to be at most 1/50th of atmospheric pressure. For a safety margin, I want the machine to withstand 1/100th atmospheric pressure (or about 1,000 pascals). What grade of PVC piping do I need in order to prevent implosion? Or, is PVC piping, not the best suited for the job? I don’t have access to a laboratory, so things I can pick up at a store would be ideal. Many thanks.
The pipe grade PVC pipe can service the pressure satisfactorily. See information below.
https://www.aciplas.com.br/assets/technical_manual_pvc_cpvc_sch_80_e_40.pdf
Correct answer by r13 on July 2, 2021
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