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Leaks at the pipeline sealing points can be caused by excessive pressure of the medium, as some people say, or by high temperatures, as others claim. How should these two explanations be understood?

2016-05-11View Original

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Leaks at the pipeline sealing points can be caused by excessive pressure of the medium, as some people say, or by high temperatures, as others claim. How should these two explanations be understood?
Reply #22016-05-11
It’s possible either way; let’s do a trend analysis. . . After ruling out everything else, it’s basically issues related to the material and manufacturing. .
Reply #32016-05-11
Both are possible, provided the pipeline has a material defect at that point
Reply #42016-05-12
From a theoretical analysis? Is this phenomenon present?
Reply #52016-05-12
After the generator’s cooling manifold overheated, minor cracks appeared; further inspection revealed that that area was too thin.

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