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2010-06-02View Original

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Everyone is wondering about the methods to be used in the design and installation of thermal pipelines, specifically those related to heat expansion compensation
Reply #22010-06-03
It is generally achieved through natural compensation; of course, pipeline arrangements need to be considered at the time of equipment installation.
Reply #32010-06-03
We use single-wave expansion joints for thermal compensation. It works very well.
Reply #42010-06-04
Our factory also uses single-wave expansion joints for thermal compensation, but safety issues have arisen frequently in the past two years
Reply #52010-06-05
Reply to 4# YSJ2007: The problem lies with the quality of your single-wave expansion joints; our company has been using them for over a decade without any issues.
Reply #62010-06-05
Maybe. An accident occurred with the expansion joints at the medium-voltage outlet in our factory; currently we are considering using multi-wave pipe expansion joints. I wonder how others have experienced them in use

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