What is the Chinese translation for Latch-open/gunned? (Valve)
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This post was last edited by lincqh on 2012-7-2 at 16:25. 1. Latch-open the shutoff valve on the pipe. (Does one need to remove the pin in order to open the valve?) ) 2. The refractory lining is a concrete-type material that is sprayed onto the reinforcing support anchors. (Regarding the container’s refractory layer) I’ve never seen how it’s applied; it’s by no means easy to do based on theoretical knowledge alone. :L
I’m not sure about the context of the first sentence; could it mean close-open? Can the second sentence be translated as spraying, a method for lining construction?
The latch-open mode is equivalent to an emergency shutdown of the valve; a \"pin\" (which is, of course, a simple device) holds the valve disc in place, and when the force applied to this pin (such as oil pressure) is insufficient, the valve closes.
Latch-open the shutoff valve on the pipe. (Does one need to remove the pin to open the valve? ) Pull out the latch and open the shut-off valve on the pipe. For reference. The refractory lining is a concrete-type material that is sprayed onto the reinforcing support anchors. (Regarding the container’s refractory layer) I’ve never seen how it’s applied; theory alone is by no means enough. The fire-resistant lining layer is a concrete-based material that is sprayed directly onto the concrete support studs. For reference.
The isolation valve on the pipeline remains unlocked.