What kind of dip pipe is used to load aviation kerosene onto trains?
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What kind of dip pipe is used to transfer aviation kerosene onto trains, and which one is the best? What’s the good in it? Why can’t another one be used?
Which expert can help answer this? :'(
Use an AL1412 top loading dip pipe, complete with a sealing cap and return air pipe.
May I ask why a large DN200 flexible hose cannot be used to load trains?
It can be loaded onto trains or trucks using a manual DN200 flexible hose.
Can’t large transfer hoses be used for automated quantitative loading?
Automated quantitative loading can use large flexible hoses.
We use flexible hoses to transport methanol here; trains and trucks both use the same kind of flexible hoses
I don’t know why either; it seems that the large hose won’t work. As a newcomer, I don’t understand what’s going on, so I’m coming to the forum for help.
It’s a small hose, right? Not one of those large hoses that can be moved using hydraulic cylinders