Question about nozzle codes?

2009-02-17View Original

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Under what circumstances is it necessary to use nozzles? Are there any relevant **standards**? For a nozzle model of Y-Rc1/2-160, what do the letters and numbers represent?

Reply #22009-02-21

1/2 refers to a nozzle diameter of 1/2'', which is DN15; 160 refers to the height of the nozzle

Reply #32009-07-21

160 refers to the length of the nozzle, thank you!

Reply #42009-07-22

Nozzles are generally divided into two main categories: welded and flanged. Rc1/2 indicates a self-sealing tapered internal thread with a size of 1/2 inch, while 160 refers to the height of the nozzle

Reply #52009-07-22

There is no **standard** for this; not even an industry standard

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