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Hello everyone, may I ask what lengths 128, 160, and 19 represent in the green box? Also, where is 10*1.1/2NPT located? It would be helpful if there were images available Thank you.
Let’s see if we can mark the corresponding positions on this diagram. Thank you
The length of the branch pipe connector is 160, the length of the branch pipe itself is 128, and the length of the temperature transmitter is 19
10-inch to 1.5-inch branch manifold.
Does that mean there is a length of 288 from the outside of the pipe to the flange sealing surface?
Original poster, just look at the model – it’s exactly this
Thank you, reply. Let me ask again: is this 160 the distance to the center of the pipe?
12” NPD for pipes refers to a nominal piping diameter of 12 inches; NPD is the abbreviation for Nominal Piping Diameter in English.
The image you sent seems to show the center of the pipe; those elements behind it are required by the instrumentation specifications. The flange face refers to the DN40 flange of the thermometer