What is the typical length of the straight sections in compressed air pipelines, and are there any standards?

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What is the typical length of the straight sections in RT compressed air pipelines? Is there any standard for this? At what intervals should flanges be used for connections?:)

Reply #22015-10-23

There are no restrictions; as long as it is easy to install and maintain.

Reply #32015-10-23

For compressed air pipes, aren’t threaded connections more common?

Reply #42015-10-23

Any value below 6000 mm is acceptable, but at least 300 mm is required. Be sure to include a swivel joint to facilitate disassembly and maintenance.

Reply #52015-10-24

Is the connection of straight pipes threaded, and is the connection of valves flanged?

Reply #62015-10-24

Are there any standards? It’s better to decide based on the actual situation

Reply #72015-10-24

Many of them are several dozen meters long and connected by threads

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