Horizontal Large Rod Bellows Compensator
Horizontal large rod bellows compensator/Universal Expansion Joints /Double or Tandem Bellows Expansion Joints.Horizontal large rod bellows compensator contain two bellows with multiple convolutions joined by a center pipe or spool. These joints, also known as double or tandem bellows expansion join......
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Horizontal large rod bellows compensator/Universal Expansion Joints /Double or Tandem Bellows Expansion Joints.
Horizontal large rod bellows compensator contain two bellows with multiple convolutions joined by a center pipe or spool. These joints, also known as double or tandem bellows expansion joints, are used for the purpose of absorbing any combination of axial, lateral, or angular movements in a piping system.
When lateral movements are too excessive for a single axial expansion joint to accommodate or when there is a limitation on the amount of lateral forces allowed on the connecting piping or equipment, universal expansion joints are installed to accommodate these movements.
The addition of tie rods to a Universal Bellows Assembly adds design flexibility to a piping system. The tie rods are attached to the pipe or flange with lugs that carry the pressure thrust of the system, eliminating the need for main anchors. With the assembly tied, the ability to absorb axial growth is lost.
Only lateral and angular movement can be absorbed with the tied expansion joint. The addition of tie rods does not eliminate the need for a well-planned guide system for the adjacent piping.
Horizontal large rod bellows compensator contain two bellows with multiple convolutions joined by a center pipe or spool. These joints, also known as double or tandem bellows expansion joints, are used for the purpose of absorbing any combination of axial, lateral, or angular movements in a piping system.
When lateral movements are too excessive for a single axial expansion joint to accommodate or when there is a limitation on the amount of lateral forces allowed on the connecting piping or equipment, universal expansion joints are installed to accommodate these movements.
The addition of tie rods to a Universal Bellows Assembly adds design flexibility to a piping system. The tie rods are attached to the pipe or flange with lugs that carry the pressure thrust of the system, eliminating the need for main anchors. With the assembly tied, the ability to absorb axial growth is lost.
Only lateral and angular movement can be absorbed with the tied expansion joint. The addition of tie rods does not eliminate the need for a well-planned guide system for the adjacent piping.
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