When installing instruments, how should the air supply pipes be connected and how can they be bent in an attractive way? I’d like to share some experience with my colleagues
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I’m assembling the pretreatment system for a hydrogen analysis instrument, and there are a lot of gas supply pipes. I’ve never done any work related to assembly before. How can I bend the air supply pipe using a pipe bender so that it bends nicely? How should the air supply pipe be laid? Are there any particular considerations or practical tips? Please tell me. There’s another question: suppose two small valves need to be connected by an air supply pipe, and the distance between them isn’t in a straight line; one or more right-angle bends are required. In that case, how should I measure this distance when cutting the air supply pipe? What kind of error might occur at the bend due to the length I measure? I’m not sure if you understand what I mean ? ? Suppose again that the distance from a gas supply connector to a certain point is 100 mm, and the gas supply pipe needs to make a right angle at that 100 mm mark. Where exactly on the pipe should I make this bend, so that the pipe can be screwed into the connector perfectly, with the bend occurring precisely at the 100 mm mark, without touching any walls or other equipment? I’ve finished asking; please share your experience with me
Designed in consideration of the on-site pipe racks and equipment conditions
The basic requirement is to keep it straight and level, which should be determined based on the actual conditions on site.
There’s no other reason; it’s just practice. {:2_32:}
1. Meets the specifications. If it doesn’t meet the standards, no matter how good it looks, it’s still worth zero. 2. Generally, it is required to be horizontal and vertical. As described on the 3rd floor. 3. The instruments should be installed in a way that facilitates operation by the staff. 4. The overall layout should look good.
That’s said perfectly; I can only agree!
Comrade, if you don’t understand very well, please find a master to guide you; otherwise I can send you some materials so you can learn about it
Practice makes perfect! There’s really no shortcut to this
It would be great if you could send me some materials; without a mentor, I can only figure things out on my own, and this is my first time doing this. . . I’m thinking about how to tell you, um
Regardless of whether it looks good or not, you just need to make it blend in with the surrounding environment – as long as it doesn’t look out of place at first glance.
It’s straight and even; it can be paired in any way