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Is the jacket divided into two sections connected by coiled tubes, and does it count as one chamber?

2018-05-11View Original

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The jacket is divided into two sections, connected by coiled tubes; should it be considered one chamber or two?
Reply #22018-05-11
I don’t understand what the original poster means; the description is unclear.
Reply #32018-05-11
How to connect the two jacket sections using coiled tubes?
Reply #42018-05-11
As long as it’s connected, it certainly counts as a cavity
Reply #52018-05-11
I have only seen them connected using connectors; the operating conditions are the same, and it constitutes one chamber. One of the reasons for dividing it into two sections is to reduce the thickness of the inner cylinder.
Reply #62018-05-11
Like this, it can be divided into two aspects based on what
Reply #72018-05-11
It should be 1 cavity; If the coiled tube can be isolated for easy operation, it can be considered as 2 chambers.

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