Hi,
Sorry if this question is stupid.. but I am kind of new to this, but learning.
As I understand all PVC has a maximum service temperature of 140° F
Two questions:
1. Does this apply to all PVC regardless the wall thickness? It wouldn't make sense, right?
A 0.413 wall should resist more temperature than a 0.173 wall.... right?
2. Are the the SDR series PVC and the Schedule 40 PVC made of the same material? Or one of them is more resistant to temperature than the other?
link: http://www.harvel.com/pipepvc-sch40-80-dim.asp
Thanks a lot,
Sorry if this question is stupid.. but I am kind of new to this, but learning.
As I understand all PVC has a maximum service temperature of 140° F
Two questions:
1. Does this apply to all PVC regardless the wall thickness? It wouldn't make sense, right?
A 0.413 wall should resist more temperature than a 0.173 wall.... right?
2. Are the the SDR series PVC and the Schedule 40 PVC made of the same material? Or one of them is more resistant to temperature than the other?
link: http://www.harvel.com/pipepvc-sch40-80-dim.asp
Thanks a lot,