How to deal with hand vibration interference in compressed air measurements?
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The piping system for the air compressors in our old factory was designed with some issues; nowadays, when the demand for air increases, the vibration in the pipes becomes uncontrolled, and the measurement of the compressed air flow is often unstable. Is there any good way to solve this problem?
Are you referring to diameter expansion? I don’t quite understand this. Could you explain it in more detail?
An increase in flow rate causes pipeline vibration, indicating that the flow velocity of the particles inside the pipeline is too high. By enlarging the pipe diameter, the flow velocity of these particles decreases, and thus the vibration is eliminated or reduced.
Simply add more pipe supports and use wooden pads to secure the pipes.
Okay. Got it, I’ll take another look later