Pipelines can be designed using a combination of flexible hoses and metal rigid pipes. All rigid pipe routing guidelines, tolerances, and parameters apply to the design of hose/rigid pipe combinations. The advantages of this type of assembly are:
> Reduce leak points
> Fewer connection points and connections
> Easier piping
> Lower cost
In order to ensure the normal and safe operation of the tube assembly and related equipment during the design and installation of hydraulic pipelines, the tube assembly must be installed correctly during the installation of hydraulic pipelines. Otherwise, serious bodily injury or property damage may result. Here are some factors to consider before installing a tube assembly:
> Installation steps
> Heat source protection
> Stress
> Scratches and scuffs
Pipe routing is important for ease of installation, system efficiency, leak-free operation, and pleasing appearance. Once the size of the hard pipe and transition joints have been determined, the following factors need to be considered for proper pipe routing:
> The joints must be easily accessible.
Each joint in the system should have enough space to allow the use of the correct torque wrench. Install.
> Pipeline Support The main function of hard pipe supports is to absorb vibrations generated by the system (pipe clamp space guidelines are shown in the figure).
The supports reduce noise and reduce fatigue failures that may be caused by mechanical movement. The supports should bear only the weight of the rigid pipe line itself. If it is necessary to bear the weight of valves, filters, accumulators, additional pipe clamps should be used. When a movable hose is connected to a rigid pipe assembly, the rigid pipe should be secured as close as possible to the connection to provide adequate support.
Post time: Sep-12-2023