The role of hoses in chemical engineering design
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Dear experts, what is the main function of hoses in chemical engineering design, and where are they primarily used? ? ?
Places where there are likely to be many spatial changes often use hoses
Reaction tanks, storage tanks, and buffer tanks equipped with electronic automatic weighing systems, all of whose connections are made using hoses or bellows.
Hoses are commonly used for tank connections where displacement may occur, such as due to settlement
Hoses are also used in areas where frequent installation and removal take place. Such as the heat tracing bypass tube on the tee jacket of steam or heat transfer oil. :lol
Flexible design requires the use of certain components, including expansion joints; high pressures are specified, and the use of hoses is not allowed
Thank you all for your advice; I hope to discover more uses for it
It is generally used in areas where temporary connections are needed, or in places where fixed piping installation is not possible, such as utility hose stations, loading of sewage or sludge, and temporary loading operations.
When stress calculation is not feasible, metal hoses can be used; hoses must be installed on all connection pipes for equipment that requires weighing
Seismic resistance: I agree with magicake’s view
For flexible connections, the loading and unloading of certain materials, and in areas where the equipment can move
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