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2 December, 20:30

What is the difference in "Inner Diameter" and "Drift Diameter"?

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  1. 2 December, 22:53
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    Inner diameter: It is the diameter obtained by subtracting the thickness of the wall from the outer diameter of the object. It is the nominal diameter

    While,

    Drift diameter: It is the diameter of an object (pipe or bolt) which is the guaranteed diameter, less than the nominal diameter. It is usually 3.2 mm less than the nominal diameter

    Explanation:

    Inner diameter: It is the diameter obtained by subtracting the thickness of the wall from the outer diameter of the object. It is the nominal diameter

    While,

    Drift diameter: It is the diameter of an object (pipe or bolt) which is the guaranteed diameter, less than the nominal diameter. It is usually 3.2 mm less than the nominal diameter
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