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Pipeline repair assessment

2016-07-30View Original

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A bit of air is in the tube, but when it’s tapped, the sound produced is very muffled, as if the entire tube is blocked, yet the other end is open. Could it be that the vibrations are absorbed where the tube is blocked?
Reply #22016-07-30
The blockage serves as a sound insulator.
Reply #32016-07-30
This method basically won’t work. For clogs in long pipes, a practical method of removing sections one by one can be used
Reply #42016-08-03
966188 published on 2016-7-30 13:16 Slurry and Potassium Salts
Reply #52016-08-04
Was the vibration absorbed where it was blocked? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? How to explain it

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