Issues with the straight pipe section for orifice plate installation
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The orifice plate is installed vertically; what are the requirements for the straight pipe section? Measuring compressed air: I saw posts on forums where it was said that the typical values are around 10 in the front and 5 at the back; there are also cases where it’s 13 in the front and 5 at the back. If the installation isn’t optimal, how can it be adjusted?
Agree with what was said on the 2nd floor; this is a requirement recommended by the manufacturer, otherwise the measurement data will be inaccurate.
The manual provides only a general table for straight pipe sections – is it the same for horizontal and vertical cases?
Orifice plate flowmeters aren’t suitable for vertical installation, right?
It indicates that there are vertically mounted images of paintings and calligraphy, along with measurements of the air
Take a look at the instructions; we’ve always been unclear about the requirements for straight pipe sections
The gas can be installed horizontally; it is advisable for the front pipe section to be 30-50
If there isn’t enough straight pipe section, it will affect the measurements, but a flow pattern regulator can be installed at the bend to resolve this issue. Many manufacturers are now producing such devices
Looking at the diagram ahead, the manual indicates that it can be installed; I’m not sure whether the requirements for the straight pipe section are the same as those for horizontal installation