Is the type of gasket for the drain flange the same as that of the flange gasket on the pipeline?
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This post was last edited by Desert Fish on 2016-1-12 at 14:13. As the title suggests, is it usually the same, or does the drain pipe use a different type of gasket?
Guiding drainage? The gaskets should be the same. I don’t think I’ve seen Fran before. There are many cases of plug welding and threading.
Yes, I’m not sure if there’s a difference between the gaskets used for Daolin and those on the main pipe
It’s usually the same here; the weight class remains the same. Anything that’s different is just dealt with as a matter of convenience during modification
As mentioned on the 4th floor, I agree to a certain extent. As long as there is no change in pipe grade, it should be the same. There won’t be any pipe grade changes here either, right?
Drainage usually means venting; there is no change in pressure level. However, since the term \"drain line\" is being used rather excessively, it is possible that there are pressure level changes before and after the valve in cases of sealed discharge.
Well, it’s about analyzing specific problems individually. Some have the same name but different uses ； Different industries have different classification criteria.
It’s the same in our factory; for socket welding, gaskets are not required
The same; generally, it is welded, without flanges
It’s the same; I haven’t encountered anything special, it’s generally the same
It’s all so professional. I only know that solenoid valves have these few types of connections; I’m not aware of anything else, haha