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The grades of the main pipe and branch pipes

2015-12-14View Original

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Generally, the main pipe is connected to the drainage branch pipe; does the grade of the branch pipe need to be the same as that of the main pipe? I remember there were regulations stating that the vent pipe should be of the same grade as the main pipe, but I can’t find the source now. Does anyone know where it is?
Reply #22015-12-15
I have something here that went from 300kg to 25kg, and I’m worried about getting the necessary level-up points.
Reply #32015-12-15
Your level has increased way too much; it’s not reliable
Reply #42015-12-15
It is generally not necessary for them to be the same; depending on the actual operating pressure, the grade of the vent pipe will be 1-2 grades lower than that of the main pipe.
Reply #52015-12-15
In the industry, high and low pressure reducers with flange connections were previously used, which facilitated replacement. But now that the scale has increased, we don’t have the right fittings available.

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