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How are reducer specifications indicated?

2018-05-20View Original

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Dear sea friends, there’s a valve that’s broken on site, and we couldn’t find one with the appropriate specifications. So we chose a valve with a larger diameter as a substitute. We need to purchase two types of fittings: one straight one that converts from DN32 to DN15, and another at a 45° angle that converts from DN32 to DN25. I’m not sure how to specify such parameters Is there a standard way to represent it? Thank you all!
Reply #22018-05-20
I really hadn’t paid attention to this before; generally, for concentric reducers, we specify DN**×** + the wall thickness on both sides (along with the standards and specifications – those not available in the database need to be provided). For eccentric reducers, it’s DN**×** + the wall thickness on both sides
Reply #32018-05-20
Thank you! How is a reducer with a 45° bend, that is, a bent pipe, represented?

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