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How should the intersection lines be cut for pipe fitting?

2016-02-18View Original

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In tap water piping, owners often avoid using tees in order to save money. For example, when connecting a 100-mm diameter branch pipe to a 200-mm diameter main pipe, how should the connections between the main pipe and the branch pipe be made in order to do it accurately and quickly? We compared everything on-site step by step, and in the end the positions where the curves intersected were not aligned properly; it didn’t look good and the process was also slow. I would like to ask, what is the correct way to do this?
Reply #22016-02-18
The diameter of the main pipe opening should be larger than that of the branch pipe, and the end of the branch pipe must be inserted at least into the inner wall of the main pipe before welding. Instead of making a small opening, with the branch pipe sitting on top of the main pipe.
Reply #32016-02-18
The supervisor can directly drill holes and cut the branch pipes
Reply #42016-02-18
How to draw the intersection line of cylinders? - Powered by Discuz! http://bbs.hcbbs.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=481618 [Mechanical Section] Haichuan PPT – How to Draw Intersections and Intersection Lines - Powered by Discuz! http://bbs.hcbbs.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=1396862&highlight=%CF%E0%B9%E1%CF%DF
Reply #52016-02-19
:D – Mastering the intersection cutting technique is a basic skill for junior or intermediate pipeline technicians. Plasma pipe cutting machine.
Reply #62016-02-19
On-site, oxygen-acetylene cutting is generally used, right?
Reply #72016-02-19
:Lol, the projects I’ve worked on before were all rather special – the components were cut inside and then installed directly.
Reply #82016-02-19
Can’t the branch pipe be inserted into the main pipe?
Reply #92016-02-19
This post was last edited by xyc114 on 2016-2-19 at 16:44: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1361280-1-1.html. Without a large hole opener, use a colored pen to draw along the inner flange. Go back to gas welding and cutting.
Reply #102016-02-22
The key is how to draw the lines, right? This is the hardest part
Reply #112016-02-23
Isn’t this just material cutting at the saddle mouth? I can ask the experienced plumber for advice. You just need the kit’s paper and slate pencil.

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