Help: How to install a pressure gauge on a plastic pipeline
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For several pumps, the outlet pipelines are made of reinforced polypropylene pipes FRPP; then how should the pressure gauges at the pump outlets be installed?
It depends on the pipe diameter. If it’s small, just add a T-joint and a pressure gauge – that will do. If the pipe diameter is large, then it’s better to order custom fittings. Try to avoid drilling holes; it causes a lot of trouble!
Reply to 1# Chuanju Juan: For pipes with a larger diameter, holes can be drilled, and after threading, the gauges can be installed; this results in a fairly secure connection
This post was last edited by Optical mouse on 2011-5-21 22:05. An adapter can be used, which is safe and convenient
Easy, just install a pressure gauge and make a short circuit. Simply attaching it to a plastic pipe is not appropriate, as the pressure gauge needs to be taken inside to be disassembled, calibrated, and inspected; the connection between the plastic pipe fitting and the metal threads of the pressure gauge is prone to coming loose, resulting in leaks.