What pressure can an APC threaded straight-through connector withstand?
Thread Content
The workshop needs to modify the air supply for the pressure swing adsorption solenoid valves; it plans to change the way these valves receive air from the air distribution unit to using separate air supply hoses, so that in the event of a failure in a solenoid valve, it can be replaced individually without having to shut down the operation. I’m not sure whether the APC threaded connection between the air supply hose and the solenoid valve might cause the hose to get stuck; the pressure of the instrument air is 0.8 Mpa, and the hose specifications are 8mm*5mm.
What is the specification for 8*5mm? No one in the world can manufacture it! The air source distributor can independently cut off the air supply to the solenoid valve; I’m not sure what the reason for your modifications is
Is 8*5mm outer diameter*inner diameter?
Reply to 2# backhamm1982: I have it here. The 8*5mm air supply hose is a very common PU air tube – don’t you know that? To correct that: our solenoid valves are all connected together on a pneumatic circuit board; there are no individual valves. If one of them fails, the operation must be stopped, and all the instrument air required by the solenoid valves must be released before it can be replaced, which is very troublesome.
Reply to 3# zhjm: Congratulations, you got it right! ! !