The problem of square thermal compensation in pipelines

2016-05-12View Original

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Hello, respected seniors. I have another question for you. For pipes with a diameter of DN>250mm, if square compensators are to be used, how should they be selected? It’s extremely urgent; I hope the seniors will kindly offer their guidance

Reply #22016-05-12

First, calculate the displacement amount preliminarily; you can look it up in relevant references or use software to do the calculation directly.

Reply #32016-05-12

I checked the \"Power Pipeline Design Manual,\" and it states that square compensators are only suitable for pipes with a diameter of DN250 or less. Do you have any other manuals I could refer to?

Reply #42016-05-12

Take a look at the Process Piping Installation Design Manual

Reply #52016-05-13

Senior, I’m sorry, but could you tell me exactly how many pages it is? I’ve searched for a long time but couldn’t find it

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