The oxygen pipeline is secured with U-shaped clamps, but these clamps are quite loose; as a result, the pipeline vibrates and the paint wears off due to friction, and there is a risk of leakage due to this wear. The pressure is around 2 MPa
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Is there any standard specification to guide this? The oxygen pipelines are secured with U-shaped clamps, but those clamps are quite loose. The oxygen pipeline is vibrating and rubbing, causing the paint to peel off; there is a concern of leakage due to abrasion, with a pressure of around 2 MPa. It needs to be fixed in place.
I recently started working with oxygen pipelines and want to learn more about them, but facing this situation, it’s natural that I’ve never seen anything like it before – it’s frustrating. All I can say is that the construction quality is terrible; it’s very rough.
Place a rubber pad and tighten it up. That’s all
You could consider using cat paw clamps, going for a larger size, with screws used to secure them from the outside. It can act as a buffer!
You could consider using cat paw clamps, going for a larger size, with screws used to secure them from the outside. It can act as a buffer! I hope it helps
This post was last edited by Baoji ChaoSheng Titanium Industry on 2018-8-6 at 10:55. This U-shaped clip is too large; it’s clearly not meant for fitting around this pipe. It can’t have been taken from somewhere else, right?
The size of the U-shaped clamps is problematic, and the pipes vibrate during flow, which leads to friction... Paint falling off isn’t the main issue; what’s important is that prolonged friction can cause holes to form. One way to address this is by using smaller U-shaped clamps, or by placing a plastic pad between them... The latter option is recommended, as differences in material between the two components could lead to corrosion due to potential voltage differences when they come into contact