Regulations for piping connections of air compressors
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As shown in the figure, it is the air duct of the screw air compressor, connected to the down-the-hole drill, used to control the down-the-hole drill. The pipe is approximately 50 mm in diameter; it seems to be made of PE material, with an operating pressure of around 0.6 MPA. I’m asking everyone: where are the specific regulations and standards for this type of pipe connection?
If no standard can be found, it might be reasonable. Convenient and hassle-free, saves costs: D I guess this is how the rubber hoses are connected in regular pneumatic chisels; I wonder if there are any standards available – I’ll check with the manufacturer; P
It was mainly because this connection came loose, resulting in an accident. . .
Whenever there is an accident, someone must be held responsible; whether there are rules and regulations to back it up or not, there is always a reason. On-site, such links can be said to be everywhere.
If one is responsible for an accident, it’s necessary to identify the laws, regulations, and standards that were violated
The rubber hose is aging, and the connections are not securely tied. Make one.