Answer to Question #261672 in Molecular Physics | Thermodynamics for gemanz

Question

where did you get the inner diameter?

Answer 1

The inner diameter is measured from one edge of the hoop to the other. The thickness of the tubing does not affect the inner diameter measurement.

The inside diameter of a pipe is calculated by subtracting twice the pipe's wall thickness from the total external diameter. This calculation removes the pipe's walls from the measurement, leaving only the inside diameter.