The condensate pipe, with a temperature of 95 degrees, is installed in the pipe tray; its diameter is 89x4. Is it necessary to provide compensation for it?

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This post was last edited by security on 2011-8-20 at 11:58. I would like to ask everyone: if the temperature of the condensate pipe is 95 degrees and it is laid in a pipe tray with a diameter of 89x4, is it necessary to install compensation elements? What is an appropriate way to provide compensation?

Reply #22011-08-20

Pipelines at this temperature generally do not require compensation; it is necessary to analyze the specific situation to determine whether compensation is needed； Haha

Reply #32011-08-21

We need to see how long your pipeline is; generally speaking

Reply #42011-08-21

Our unit’s condensate pipes do not have any special compensation mechanisms; the natural alignment of the pipes is sufficient, and there is none either in the pipe tray

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The condensate pipe, with a temperature of 95 degrees, is installed in the pipe tray; its diameter is 89x4. Is it necessary to provide compensation for it?

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