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Instrument air issue

2009-08-27View Original

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The instrument air pipelines in our workshop are at a height of about 100 mm above the ground, which poses a safety risk. Is there any good solution for burying them or routing them elsewhere?
Reply #22009-08-27
In terms of space, this is how we are!
Reply #32009-08-27
It operates and maintains easily when moving in the air. It is very rare to see compressed air running underground. If going underground is necessary, it’s best to use ducts for easier maintenance.
Reply #42009-08-27
It’s not a problem; in many plants, the instrument air enters the boundary area at a distance of 100–200 mm from the frame surface. As long as it does not interfere with the operational pathways and makes maintenance easier, there is no major issue

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