Let’s take a look at the function of this planar triple joint
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Does it serve to strengthen things?
This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2018-8-16 at 19:59. Usually, such split tees are outer tubes with jackets.
Manufacturing of jacketed pipe elbow fittings
It should be this function; that’s the correct answer. At first I understood it that way, but after hearing from the manufacturer that it’s used for reinforcement, I started to doubt it (wouldn’t it be sufficient to simply design thicker fittings?)
Wrap it around the pipeline, add a tee directly, and then make an opening.
For example, some materials require jacketed heating or warming, and hot water is used in some of the interlayers
The appearance of the jacketed tube is the same, including the elbows; the same applies to other pipe fittings as well
If it’s just for making jacketed tubes, why is it necessary to choose stainless steel? Shouldn’t using ordinary carbon steel for corrosion protection be more economical? Anyway, there is a barrier layer in between, so carbon penetration will not occur.