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Problems with the installation of pressure instruments

2015-07-02View Original

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Traditional pressure gauges are installed above two valves, but this is not favorable for them in areas with vibrations. The so-called \"small BDD valve\" can effectively reduce the installation height of the pressure gauge. Are there any other expressions? Are there any other disadvantages to the traditional installation method?
Reply #22015-07-03
Install shock-absorbing springs in areas with heavy vibration, and add buffer tubes in front of the pressure gauge..........
Reply #32015-07-03
For applications with high vibration, a shock-resistant pressure gauge can be installed; it is advisable to add a fixing bracket as well. In traditional installations, when the installation position remains unchanged and it is difficult to observe the conditions (such as being too high or too low), it is possible to use pressure guiding pipes to lead the pipeline to a suitable location for fixed installation, thereby enabling operators to observe and record relevant data.

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