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Are double flange force transfer joints affected by temperature?

Jun-23-08
Are double flange force transfer joints affected by temperature?
Double flange force transfer joints are new products used to connect equipment such as pumps and valves to pipelines. They are fully bolted so that they become one unit with a certain displacement for installation and maintenance according to the site. Adjusting the installation size, the axial thrust can be transmitted back to the whole pipeline when working. This not only improves the working efficiency, but also plays a role in protecting equipment such as pumps and valves.
 
Many people will have questions about double flange force transfer joints, that is, will the force transfer joints be affected by temperature? Temperature mainly includes high and low temperature. Here I will explain in detail the effect of temperature on power transmission joints. Influence.
 
The general double flange force transfer joint is mainly made of metal, which has a great influence on the temperature, because the temperature of the double flange force transfer joint is very important for mechanical vibration, etc. The double flange force transfer joint is not it will be affected by the temperature, whether it is high or low temperature, the double flange force transfer joint will not be deformed when it encounters high temperature due to the material, and can be used rarely. At the same time will not affect the function of the force transfer joint. However, if you buy double flange force transfer joints with special requirements, there are certain requirements for temperature, which are generally applicable to occasions where the temperature is not too high. Transfer joints are still widely used in certain fields. If there is a certain requirement for temperature, you can choose the right type of transfer joint.
When working, double flange force transfer joints should not only strictly control the temperature, size, fluidity and corrosion of the material to avoid controllability problems.