May I ask about the model of the bellows compensator used when pipes pass through expansion joints?
Thread Content
In atlas 01R415 for compensators, bellows compensators come in types such as axially unrestrained, axially restrained, and hinged types. In cases where it is used for pipes passing through expansion joints, which model should be chosen? Additionally, the catalog requires fixed supports to be installed on both sides of the compensator. In cases where it is used for pipes passing through expansion joints, are fixed supports also necessary? Or just a sliding bracket?
Could anyone who has done this give some advice?~
Different manufacturers use various ways to denote their models; generally, only the amount of compensation provided by the bellows compensator and the pipe diameter are specified. The specific model is determined by the manufacturer, as long as it meets the requirements for expansion. Fixed brackets are essential, as the amount of expansion is calculated based on the distance between the two fixed points and the temperature difference