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Argentina. I'm pretty sure that gas installations wouldn't pass inspection with non-standard pipes. You could probably use whatever you want for water pipes.
by zzzoom 3y ago
Argentina. I'm pretty sure that gas installations wouldn't pass inspection with non-standard pipes. You could probably use whatever you want for water pipes.
- avar 3y agoI hate to be the bearer of bad news, but some quick searching seems to suggest that it's just as much of mess in Argentina as here ;-) https://www.totaline.com.ar/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/17-Cat%C3%A1logo-Tuber%C3%ADa-de-Cobre-Termomec%C3%A1nica.pdf https://www.totaline.com.ar/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/17-Ca... My Spanish is rather bad, but I think this: > Los tubos son producidos según los estándares establecidos por la norma internacional ASTM B88 y B88M. Says that ASTM B88 and it's metric equivalent are accepted. As you'll see from the listed dimensions the latter is truly metric, while the former is imperial.
- zzzoom 3y agoThe regulations [1] list national standard NAG E-209 [2] for copper gas pipes, which is metric based on ASTM B88M. [1] https://www.enargas.gob.ar/secciones/normativa/pdf/normas-discusion/NAG-200.pdf https://www.enargas.gob.ar/secciones/normativa/pdf/normas-di... [2] https://www.enargas.gob.ar/secciones/normativa/pdf/normas-tecnicas/NAG-E209.pdf https://www.enargas.gob.ar/secciones/normativa/pdf/normas-te...