Piercing in compressed air pipelines without shutting off the flow
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Online drilling can be achieved using online drilling tools; attention should be paid to chip removal during drilling. The online drilling tools used by a company in Shenzhen often encounter problems with poor chip removal, with chips frequently falling into the pipes, which later affects the installation and use of the instruments. After drilling, the TGF450 thermal gas mass flow meter is installed; the entire online installation can be completed easily by one person without the need for any external tools. If pressure data needs to be collected at your site, it is recommended that you use Hefei Kemeijie Y-type piping to install the TGF450; this way, there is no need to drill holes in the pipes to install pressure transmitters, and these transmitters can also be installed and removed online in the future.
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It’s completely fine within 1.6 MPa
Well, I don’t dare to use it; the farther away, the better. It seems you have 2 accounts! Send exactly the same content.
No, really, I’ll search for it myself~:D
Also, what’s there to be afraid of? It’s been used by many people; as long as the pressure is below 1.6 MPa, there’s absolutely no danger
1.6 MPa, 16 bar – even at 5 bar we were able to crack steel plates that were 10 mm thick; what about you? . .
Your workers weren’t injured, were they? What kind of tools and methods were used? With our set of tools, this kind of issue has not occurred yet; in actual installation, it has worked fine even under a pressure of up to 12 kilograms
No. Thousands of tons of product shook slightly with this explosion.
It’s good that no one was hurt. Do you work on large pressure vessels?