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What to do if the pressure guide tube keeps getting clogged

2015-06-15View Original

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The pressure guide tube gets clogged at the pressure sampling point within a day or two, and gas backflow is not allowed in this situation – what are some solutions? Is anyone still using pneumatic needle-punches?
Reply #22015-06-15
Use plug-in double flanges, or single flanges.
Reply #32015-06-15
I think the position of the pressure tapping pipe is incorrect; let’s check the regulations and the actual site, then move it to another location.
Reply #42015-06-16
You are referring to those in flow meters: orifice plates or V-cone flowmeters, right! This kind of flow meter generally experiences this issue; at the moment, there is no better solution besides back-purging!
Reply #52015-06-16
It’s very troublesome when the pressure guide pipe gets clogged; maybe we can replace it with a double-flange type if there’s a chance
Reply #62015-06-16
What is your medium, and is it prone to crystallization? Pressure tap location? Short-pipe pressure tapping or double-flange pressure tapping?

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