Please explain in detail the differences between filling liquid chlorine using hoses and using dip pipes.
Thread Content
This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 22:16. Please explain in detail the differences between filling liquid chlorine using hoses and using transfer pipes. ， ， -
A flexible hose is a relatively new type of filling connection method, and the hose itself is strong and durable. It’s just that the cost is a bit high.
Difference: A metal hose is essentially a metal bellows, while a flexible hose is a rigid metal tube that can rotate in all directions.
Do the latest regulations require that metal hoses not be used for loading and unloading vehicles?
Using a flexible hose is too troublesome; it’s impossible to tighten it every time
1. Metal hoses are made of woven mesh tubes with a Teflon lining, allowing for great flexibility in terms of filling angles. They generally need to be replaced regularly to prevent tube rupture accidents； 2. A flexible hose is a pipe made up of several swivel joints, and it should fall under the category of pressure pipes. It can be made from thick-walled pipes, but the swivel joint tends to wear out, requiring replacement of seals, which is rather troublesome and demands strict maintenance. The randomness of the filling angle is less than that of hoses. Also known as a universal filling system.