Can horseshoe joint fittings be used for pressure pipeline piping?

2022-02-21View Original

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Can horseshoe joint fittings be used for pressure pipeline piping?

Reply #22022-02-21

This post was last edited by Shutong on 2022-2-21 at 21:15. What does a horseshoe shape look like? Pressure pipeline – I’ve heard this term for the first time: L

Reply #32022-02-22

It involves making direct holes in the pipes for connection, without the need for fittings

Reply #42022-02-22

Since there is no suitable standard tee, for pipes that are at low pressure, non-flammable and non-explosive, and non-toxic, it is possible to weld branch pipes directly by making holes in the pipes; however, reinforcement calculations for those holes are required； For the remaining pipes that are under high pressure, flammable, explosive, or toxic, if appropriate standard tees are not available, forged socket-welded, threaded, and butt-welded branch pipe fittings as specified in GB/T 19326-2012 are generally used.

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