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What is a radially aligned fitting?

2012-06-21View Original

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This post was last edited by zhangjuhua on 2012-6-21 at 16:22. I have a rather basic question: in the large opening analysis method specified in GB150-2011, page 165, it mentions radially aligned nozzles. What is the structure of such nozzles? A specifically designated type of mounting? As I understand it, what does “level” mean? :) Are plug-in and in-band extension pipes counted?
Reply #22012-06-21
flush is what we commonly refer to as the installed type; it is different from the inserted type and those with protruding connectors. The in-band extended type is the same as the plug-in type; it just has an extension part inserted
Reply #32012-06-21
Hey fellow traveler upstairs, you might want to take a look at your answer. I’ll ask gently: after reading it yourself, do you feel any contradiction?
Reply #42012-06-21
I think, if you use different words, it will probably be easier to understand!

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