In front of the pump, there is a bracket between the flange and the elbow; what are the requirements regarding the size of this bracket as well as its distance from the front and back? What materials are you looking at?

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In front of the pump, there is a support between the flange and the elbow; are there any requirements regarding the size of this support as well as its distance from the front and back? What materials are you looking at? Please give some advice

Reply #22009-03-02

The bracket must not rest on the weld.

Reply #32009-03-02

Firstly, the reason for installing a bracket between the pump nozzle and the reducer is likely to serve as a reference for zeroing during installation; therefore, an adjustable bracket must be used. Secondly, depending on stress calculations or the force requirements on the pump nozzle, guide or thrust brackets may need to be installed.

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In front of the pump, there is a bracket between the flange and the elbow; what are the requirements regarding the size of this bracket as well as its distance from the front and back? What materials are you looking at?

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