Double-flange differential pressure level gauge
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For a double-flange differential pressure level gauge, do the two flanges need to be at an angle with respect to the device’s pipe outlet?
Because of the pipes overlapping, I want to tilt the level gauge outlet at an angle so as not to affect accuracy
It’s not necessary to use one angle; it’s sufficient to ensure that the flange diaphragm container at two different angles is connected. Once you understand the measurement principle of double flanges, you should be able to grasp this
It’s not necessary; just install it arbitrarily, but the header should preferably be below the lower flange; if that’s not possible, then it can be placed between the lower flanges.
If the pipes collide, I tell them to fix the pipes; since this mountain is mine, I won’t let them pass. If you replace the level gauge, there will definitely be some error, and the pipe opening cannot face upward, otherwise liquid will accumulate.
:):):):):):):) It has nothing to do with angles, right?
This has nothing to do with the angle; it is related to the installation height of the two flanges.