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Can a hole be made in a tee to add a drain for 1.2Mpa steam using a DN800 pipeline?

2018-02-04View Original

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As the title suggests, are there any detailed specifications regarding the openings in the other three fittings?
Reply #22018-02-04
It seems that holes aren’t allowed in the fittings, right?
Reply #32018-02-04
According to the GBT12459 standard, tees cannot be fabricated by welding holes in steel pipes; therefore, holes cannot be made.
Reply #42018-02-04
It depends; as a last resort, it’s not impossible to drive. In the past, it was common on design drawings to provide holes in elbows for installing thermometers; this practice is generally not used for tees.
Reply #52018-02-04
Just order that reducer tee directly~~~~
Reply #62018-02-04
It is also acceptable to perform stress calculations after making the openings, or to carry out reinforcement
Reply #72018-02-04
Fittings aren’t allowed to have openings, right? Haven’t encountered any around me~~
Reply #82018-02-05
GB12459 does not allow openings. But in practice, I have seen customers doing it through the opening in the elbow

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