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I need help understanding the difference between bias tubes and branch tubes, as well as their specific applications

2011-02-22View Original

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Sea friends, I recently noticed in the pipe annotations for HG20519 that there are linear dimensions indicated for the offset pipes and branch pipes with angles, but no angular dimensions are given. What I want to ask is how bias tubes are specifically defined? It is appropriate to consider using this fitting. Thank you
Reply #22011-02-24
It should be a branch pipe located on the side of the pipeline; it is a type of branch pipe. However, ordinary branch pipes are centered, meaning the center line of the branch pipe intersects with the center line of the main pipe, while the center line of a offset pipe does not intersect the main pipe; such pipes are generally used in sludge discharge tees and similar applications

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