How to calculator the weight of steel pipe per foot
Foot is a unit of length in the imperial system, represented by the symbol "ft", and when represented in complex form, it is "feet".
Inches and feet are British imperial units of length.
The unit used to represent length in the International System of Units (SI), which corresponds to the British system, is the meter.
Calculate theoretical weight of steel pipe
Round hollow carbon steel pipe weight = (OD - WT) x WT x 0.0246615
Theoretical weight: estimate carbon steel pipe weight (kg/m)
OD: carbon pipe outside diameter (mm)
WT: pipe wall thickness (mm)
1 feet = 0.3048m
1 meter = 3.281ft
20 feet length 2 inch schedule 40 steel pipe weight:
2 inch outside diamter is 60.3mm.
2 inch schedule 40 is wall thickness 3.91mm.
20 feet length is about 6.1m.
Weight per 20 ft = (60.3-3.91)x3.91x0.0246615x6.1 = 33.17kg = 22.33lb
