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At an ambient temperature of -20 degrees, how many meters apart should temperature compensators be installed along above-ground pipelines under normal circumstances?

2009-02-19View Original

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At an ambient temperature of -20 degrees, how many meters apart should temperature compensators be installed for above-ground pipelines with a DN65 diameter under normal conditions? Internal medium temperature: 35-50 degrees. This post was last edited by huweiwcx on 2009-2-21 09:20]
Reply #22009-03-03
One should be set every 70-90 meters, with a height of 2 meters and a span of 5 meters. Ensure safety.
Reply #32009-03-03
With such a small pipe diameter and such a low temperature, there is no need to install a compensator at all. Setting it up is also a waste. The flexibility of the 65 pipe is very good. It can bend a little in the middle. It’s absolutely fine not to use a compensator.

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