Is there a type of pressure gauge that can be installed between two flanges? ? ?
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Is there a type of pressure gauge that can be installed between two flanges? ? ?
A tubular isolator can be added.
Isn’t it good to have an opening on the pipe? Find a thicker orifice plate and weld a thin tube to its side, with the tube extending all the way to the inside of the orifice plate. Something like that. I seem to have seen it before; I’ve forgotten. Just weld a pressure gauge fitting onto it, and it’ll be ready to use.
Is it to add a section of pipe between the two flanges and install a pressure gauge on it?
Oil storage pipelines – I don’t want to carry out hot work; it’s too dangerous
. . . Is this hard or easy for you? It’s just that you don’t want to use fire; find a pipe, weld flanges to both ends of it, make a hole in the middle to fit a pressure gauge – and that’s what you need, right? Once it’s done, just install the whole thing on the oil storage pipeline and that’s it
Then add a flushing ring and clamp it between the flanges.
Between the two flanges, a pressure gauge for taking pressure readings is installed on the pipe located in between the flanges; it can be simply installed once it’s pre-made.
Are there any national standards or specifications for this flushing ring?