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Heat treatment thickness?

2025-04-18View Original

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This post was last edited by WANGJIABAO on 2025-4-19 at 10:50. The thickness related to heat treatment is unclear; are branch pipes and pipe supports two different concepts? If the thickness of the branch pipe connectors is not taken into account, then why is it still included in the calculations?
Reply #22025-04-18
Branch pipes and branch pipe supports are two different concepts. A branch pipe usually refers to a pipe that branches off from a main pipe ; A branch pipe seat, on the other hand, is a component or structure that fixes or connects a branch pipe to the main pipe body. When performing heat treatment or strength calculations, it is necessary to take into account the overall thickness of the structure, including the branch pipe connectors, in order to ensure the accuracy and safety of the calculations. Even if the thickness of the branch pipe connectors is not considered directly, their presence can affect the heat treatment effects and strength of the overall structure; therefore, it still needs to be taken into account in actual calculations. .

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