The issue of using flexible connections at the inlet and outlet of high-temperature heat transfer oil pump pipelines
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For a heat transfer oil pump operating at 300°C, no matter how the layout of the inlet and outlet pipes of the pump is adjusted, the stress on these pipe connections cannot be reduced; therefore, flexible connectors are used. My question is: what is the sealing performance of these connectors? Is this practice common? Is there a website with samples for reference?
On Taobao, enter the term “high-temperature and high-pressure flexible connection tube” – there are many options to choose from. For reference.
What does \"no matter what\" mean? Clearly, there are ways to make adjustments – change the direction, use springs
Change the pipeline direction, and use various functional supports in combination. It should be possible to adjust it.
Changing the pipe shape, for example to a convex design, can effectively improve flushing and reduce pressure!