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The problem of regenerated inclined tubes

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This post was last edited by *nyang3390 on 2011-5-19 10:03. Our regenerative inclined tube expansion joints are always leaking; what could be the reason?
Reply #22011-05-19
To be more specific, I think it might be due to problems with the manufacturing and installation of the expansion joints – the dimensions weren’t controlled properly, I guess?

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