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Pipe leakage issues cannot be ignored

2018-07-28View Original

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Pipeline leakage issues cannot be ignored. Measures to prevent and control compressed air leakage in workshops: 1. Minimize the number of quick-connect fittings. 2. Replace hoses regularly to avoid leaks caused by damage due to various factors. 3. Prevent hoses from bending. 4. Keep the length of hoses moderate to avoid excessive length. 5. Use quick-connect fittings that are less prone to leakage. 6. When installing quick-connect fittings, use special tools to ensure that the hose ends are level. 7. Improve processes so that branch valves can be closed when the equipment is not in use. 8. Reduce the use of compressed air for purging or cleaning purposes that are not necessary for production
Reply #22018-07-28
Pipe leaks are both a waste and a hazard, so the fewer, the better
Reply #32018-07-28
Standardize operating procedures and establish step-by-step work instructions.

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