Describe the problem based on the picture
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Come on, post another thread to discuss the issues shown in the images. Take a look at the problems in those images and participate actively to earn 5 wealth rewards. Note: The two pipes shown in the diagram are connected to the equipment’s lubricating oil tank, serving to cool the lubricating oil. Let’s discuss what’s wrong with the combination of these two pipes
It seems there’s no problem; it should be arranged symmetrically. The angle of the photo makes it appear asymmetrical.
The sequence of opening and closing for the two valves is clearly different: turning it downward on the left side closes it, while turning it downward on the right side opens it
It’s not convenient to disassemble; it would be better if there was a union joint
Elbows and straight pipes should be connected by threading; otherwise, it will be difficult to replace the valve.
The valve should not be connected directly to the main body; a bypass is required. But the space is limited.
There is no backflow test; it’s not possible to determine whether the water flow is smooth on-site； There is no pressure gauge on the import version either; if the pressure is too high, it may cause water to seep into the lubricating oil
Is the distance from the valve too close?
The installation positions of the two valves (valve handles) are unreasonable, making operation inconvenient. There are also those that cannot be disassembled; various unions should be installed.