How to solve the issue of an acute angle at the pipeline connection point

2017-12-14 View Original

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A hydrogen pipeline needs to be connected to external units within the factory area. Since the pipeline routes vary from one factory to another, the angle at the point of connection is not 90 degrees but rather an acute angle. How is this issue addressed during pipeline design? I would be very grateful if the experts on this forum could provide some guidance. Thank you very much.

Reply #2 2017-12-14

A transition using height differences can be used; a direct right-angle connection is also acceptable

Reply #3 2017-12-15

If hydrogen pipelines are connected at sharp angles, wouldn’t stress concentration pose a serious risk?

Reply #4 2017-12-15

And do you mean that the transition between different levels is achieved using two elbows?

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