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Steam pipe flange

2011-07-13View Original

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In a Class A explosion-proof workshop, should more flanges be added to the steam pipes? (Avoiding the need to remove the pipeline to the repair shop for leak repair after corrosion causes leakage) What are the problems and disadvantages?
Reply #22011-07-13
It shouldn’t need to be increased much, right? . . Adding a short circuit will do. Can the short circuit be made longer? . . There are more flanges, more welds, more joints, and thus more leakage points. . . .

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