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We have a project that requires using PDS to create relief loops; also, how do we draw the actuators for valves? Thank you!
On the instrument used for control valves, there is an operator menu on the interface where the valve dimensions are entered; in this menu, it is possible to select the type of actuator and set the dimensions
THANK YOU! Can you build a relief ring? I’ve been researching for several days, and I also asked some people who work on modeling here, but none of them know how to do it.
Reply to 3# me*co: Well... I don’t know that either
Actually, I would like to ask what a relief ring is :shut up:
I’m sorry, I wasn’t online yesterday. The relief ring is actually a disc-shaped component that is placed between two flanges; a NIPPLE is weld-mounted on it, and then a ball valve is connected for relief. When purchasing, these components come as finished products together. In the system, it serves a releasing function; it is generally used in conjunction with valves, and the valve can be secured to the release ring by simply using longer bolts. It is preferable because it occupies less space and has a shorter length (40mm); it’s much better than using a tee in the straight pipe section along with a drain point.
This thing is quite interesting; I’ve never seen it before. It can be designed as a special component, with the flange end face using 121 RFTBE clamped type, and for CP3, PE or BE can be chosen, followed by the addition of a nipple
THANK YOU! It’s our first time meeting too; we’re working on a project abroad.