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Pipe design

2020-08-05View Original

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I am new to the craft industry and would like to ask what the symbol similar to a blind flange at the end of the auxiliary material pipeline means.
Reply #22020-08-05
Maybe it's the blind flange? Also, your picture contains too little information, so I can only rely on my feelings....
Reply #32020-08-05
The picture is a little unclear. The end is either a flange cover, a plug, or a pipe cap.
Reply #42020-08-05
If the picture is not taken well, it feels like these three
Reply #52020-08-05
Could you please tell me, in some right-angle pipelines, what does it mean when a short section is suddenly extended and a blind flange is added?
Reply #62020-08-05
Do you have any pictures? It’s hard to say
Reply #72020-08-05
To simply change the flow direction of the medium or branch it into the bus, the two vertical lines at the end are the flange covers.
Reply #82020-08-06
The end flange is the flange blind plate

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