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Gauge interface

2018-03-15View Original

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What type of fitting is under the straight pipe section?
Reply #22018-03-17
The reading on the pressure gauge is around 1.0 MPa; it seems that such a reducing fitting isn’t necessary for this pressure level. It looks like a straight-type connector similar to those used in thermometers – could it be that the pressure measurement point has been changed to this location? It’s just a guess.
Reply #32018-03-22
I feel like they just used a 1/2-inch short pipe; the proper way would be to use a reduced-diameter socket weld pipe clamp or threaded one
Reply #42018-03-23
It seems that after the modification of the warm well, it became a connection for pressure gauges
Reply #52018-03-25
It’s just as you thought~ The outer diameter of the reducer fittings must be different; it seems like a straight section of pipe was welded on
Reply #62018-03-25
Non-standard tapered pipe clamps, with one end welded by plug welding and the other end by butt welding~~~~~~

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