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Basic Concepts > Design > ANSI-ASME vs ISO equivalences EspaƱol
 
Diameter: NPS vs DN
Pressure Rating: PN vs ANSI Class
 
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Pressure Rating ANSI Class vs Nominal Pressure (PN)

ISO 7268 norm defines Nomimal Pressure for pipe components. API 6D compares also ANSI Class with PN.

The pressure rating on this table do not mean design pressure (bar or psi). Factors such as temperature and material should be also considered in order to select a pressure rating.

ANSI

Class Rating

[#]
Nominal Pressure

PN


15020
30050
40064
600100
900150
1500250
2500420

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