The takeover axis is perpendicular to the cylinder axis in space

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The takeover axis is perpendicular to the cylinder axis in space; how should the protrusion length of the takeover be calculated?

Reply #22009-08-08

Distance from the intersection of the take over axis and the outer wall of the cylinder to the flange sealing surface on the take over

Reply #32009-08-09

This refers to the distance from the intersection of the pipe axis and the outer wall of the cylinder to the flange sealing surface on the pipe; in the field, only an approximate value can usually be determined

Reply #42009-08-10

What LZ means is: the axis of the connection pipe is perpendicular to the axis of the cylinder; how should the protruding length of the connection pipe be measured? What was mentioned above are all measurements, not calculations

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