Is the installation at the pressure performance site compliant?
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Discuss whether the installation method of the on-site pressure gauge at the top of the spherical tank complies with the design specifications
I don’t understand the last elbow – why is that?
This post was last edited by 103388716 on 2017-4-18 at 19:16. There are no obstacles present – why install it this way? Is there any particular reason for it?
There’s nothing here that clearly violates the guidelines.
It’s not a problem with installation, but rather a problem with construction. The pressure guide tube is pre-made in this way, so the pressure gauge can only be installed in this manner as well. Every wrong has its culprit, and every debt has its debtor. For this issue, first consult the construction team, second the supervisor, and third the inspection team; don’t turn to the person in charge of installing pressure gauges.
If such an installation makes it convenient to use, it might be acceptable, but it does look awkward and odd.
1. Try not to keep the dial facing upward, as this can make it easier for it to get dirty and for the glass panel to get damaged. 2. As long as safety is ensured, try to also consider aesthetics. 3. If measuring high-temperature substances such as steam, it is acceptable to bend the device slightly, as this helps prevent the device from overheating or freezing.
Elbows are bent; there are too many weird things.