The gas pipeline branches off from the main pipe

2011-09-03View Original

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For the utility system (N2), a 3\" branch pipe of the same diameter is taken off from the middle of the 3\" main pipeline. Due to space constraints, it is not easy to connect it from the top; is it possible to connect it from below? Thank you all

Reply #22011-09-03

Sure, no problem. . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Reply #32011-09-03

Sure, why not connect it from below? All that’s needed is a solid 3-inch tee.

Reply #42011-09-03

Our utility lines usually run outward; so see if it’s possible to have them run at a 45-degree angle

Reply #52011-09-03

Yes, as long as it’s not a steam pipe, it’s fine to connect it from below; many installations on site also connect it directly from below

Reply #62011-09-03

Yes, but pipes for draining waste or condensate should be added to the horizontal pipes at the interface to prevent blockages

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