What is a branch pipe?

Branch pipe refers to a branch pipe separated from the main pipe and exists in an independent form.

Definition: The branch pipe is a component of the pipeline system. It is connected to the main pipe and is used to transport fluids to different branch areas or equipment.

Features:

1. Adjustable flow: The flow in the branch pipe can be easily adjusted by installing control devices such as valves.

2. Lower pressure: Compared with the main pipe, the pressure in the branch pipe is usually lower, but it is sufficient to meet its needs for transporting fluids.

3. High flexibility: The branch pipe can be designed and installed according to actual needs to meet the needs of multi-directional transportation, diversion and confluence.

Application:

Branch pipes are widely used in various industrial, commercial and civil fields, such as chemical, petroleum, natural gas, water conservancy, construction, etc., to achieve multi-directional transportation and distribution of fluids.