Table 7.

- Erosion losses in steel pipe

Thickness loss
Initial liner
Pipe Pipe or liner thickness Percent of Performance
No. (mils) liner' mils rating

3H No liner - 2.2 1.1 Good

51 Type 304 stainless 18.7 11.5 1.0 Good
steel liner
CDH-1 Abrasion-resistant steel - 1.8 0.9 Good
pipe - no liner
CDH-2 A 36 steel pipe - no liner - 2.4 1.2 Good

1 Percent thickness loss based on lining thickness of 60 mils maximum, as described in specifications for RPM pipe.

A
Calculation of percent loss = where A = erosion loss in mils and
B-10'
B = original thickness of lining in mils.

Table 8. - Erosion losses in asbestos-cement pipe

Thickness loss
Initial liner
Pipe Pipe or liner thickness Percent of Performance
No. (mils) liner' mils rating

31 No liner - - 20.8 Good

4C Epoxy 40 13 4.0 Good
6M Vinyl 5 100 16.4 Low
6N Vinyl 5 100 18.3 Low
60 Vinyl 5 2- - -
6P Vinyl 5 2
- - -
, Percent thickness loss based on lining thickness of 60 mils maximum, as described in specifications for RPM pipe.

A
Calculation of percent loss = where A = erosion loss in mils and
B-10'
B = original thickness of lining in mils.

2 No erosion test on these sections; there was only water in the rotating pipe toascertain integrity of the liner. Pipe 60 gained 79
grams and pipe 6P gained 36 grams during the test, and linings in both pipes developed fine blisters.

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