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Problems with tapered pipes

2019-12-25View Original

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May I ask, what are the differences between these two types of pipe designs? Is the one that is smaller at both ends and larger in the middle better than one with a diameter of 1 inch?
Reply #22019-12-25
Pressure generally does not require diameter changes, while temperature does. Because the temperature sensor needs to be inserted inside the pipe.
Reply #32019-12-25
Instrument expansion tube; half of it is a thermometer expansion tube, used for installing components once
Reply #42019-12-25
This is determined based on the selection of the pressure gauge; if a DN40 pressure gauge (such as a diaphragm pressure gauge) is used for a DN25 main pipe, it is necessary to use a reducer for the smaller diameter, but there is no requirement regarding the length of the reducer.
Reply #52020-01-01
Could it be related to the process requirements? The diameter has changed; it functions as a small buffer tank

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