How to deal with the pipe and skid interface
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The interface flange between the pipe and the skid is connected. If the skid does not provide the conditions for the interface, what should be done? Is it okay to treat the interface as a fixed point? How do you deal with it?
It is a complete set of equipment. The pipes around the equipment have been arranged and provided with the equipment. The pry is to install all the pipes, valves and other messy equipment required for a small step of the process (such as heat exchange or pressure regulation function) on a unified base as an integral part. This thing is equivalent to a module. To build a large system, these modules are interconnected (a bit like PCB board manufacturing in a circuit). The advantage is that it is very convenient when a module has a problem and needs to be replaced or needs to be moved as a whole. In fact, as far as oil field skids are concerned, natural gas skids are much more advanced than oil skids because most natural gas pipelines are below DN100. Even if the entire system is made into a skid, it will not be too big.' This post was last edited by ashhsiang on 2009-2-18 13:40 ]
Upstairs, please pay attention: The sled of the sled is next to the wood, not the handle.
The answer on the third floor is correct. It's a crowbar. That is, the entire set of equipment.
It is best to ask the complete equipment provider for the displacement of the nozzle. If it can provide this displacement as a boundary condition, then it can be used. If this is not possible, you can consider making rigid parts from the nozzle to the equipment fixed point, but this will probably lead to a larger error.