【Piping Valve Technical Edition – Daily Question on Common Piping Errors】20170719

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Discussion on common piping errors 003: Which of the following designs is correct? A. B. Answer: B. The thermometer outlet on small-diameter pipes (≤80) should be enlarged according to the requirements of the automation team. PS: Extracted from the \"Chemical Process Piping Design Manual\"

Reply #22017-07-19

B is correct; for sizes below DN80, a temperature gauge expansion tube must be used when installing a temperature gauge

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