Can a sealed sampler be installed directly on a straight pipe section of the pipeline?
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Can a closed sampling device be installed directly on a straight pipe section? Is it necessary to install it in a location where there is a pressure difference upstream and downstream? For example, in front of and behind the control valve?
I would like to learn about closed sampling devices; are there any relevant materials available?
I would like to learn about closed sampling devices; are there any relevant materials available?
Well, I’m also a technician; I’ve used and operated closed-sample collectors. But there’s no manufacturer’s documentation available at that time
I remember that the sampler can be installed on a straight pipe; for example, in a vertical case, it is installed at 45° on the vertical pipe
Could I know what kind of factory you are? We have been working on sampling system design, so we might be able to offer you some suggestions! You can send me an email at *etan*u@163.com. It’s best to install the sampler on the circulation pipeline, so that the samples collected are fresh and there are no residues in dead zones!
But without a pressure difference, isn’t the sampler essentially bypassed?
The sampling point of the sampler is located at the outlet of the pipeline, while the discharge point is usually a flare system or a waste discharge system (sealed). Even in the case of a bypass installation, there is a shut-off valve in between; when sampling is required, this shut-off valve is closed to allow the fluid to flow through the sampling bypass. Once sampling is complete, the flow is restored to its normal path.
I am a manufacturer of sealed samplers. If you are interested in learning more, you can call me at 15169742171; the WeChat number is the same
Excuse me, what does it mean to install it at 45° on a vertical pipe?