Pup joints are important components in pipeline connection, used to connect two sections
of pipelines of different sizes or types. According to the national standard
GB/T12771-2008 "Technical Specifications for Stainless Steel Welded
Pipelines", the length of pup joints should meet the following standards:
(1) The length of pup joints of DN15~DN100
is 150mm.
(2) The length of pup joints of DN125~DN200
is 200mm.
(3) The length of pup joints of DN250~DN400
is 250mm.
(4) The length of pup joints of DN450 and
above is 300mm.
The above length standards apply to pup
joints made of different materials, including stainless steel, carbon steel,
cast iron, etc.
The impact of length standards on
pipeline connection
Pup joints are important components in
pipeline connection, and their length standards directly affect the quality and
safety of pipeline connection. Too long a pup joint is likely to cause
deformation of the pipe, leading to leakage and damage at the pipe joint; too
short a pup joint is likely to cause stress concentration at the pipe joint,
which will also affect the safety of the pipe connection.
Therefore, when connecting pipes, it is
very important to select a pup joint length that meets the standards. In
addition, attention should also be paid to factors such as the material and
manufacturing process of the pup joint to ensure the quality and safety of the
pipe connection.
Summary
Only by selecting a pup joint length that
meets the standards can the quality and safety of the pipe connection be
guaranteed. When connecting pipes, attention should also be paid to factors
such as the material and manufacturing process of the pup joint to avoid
leakage and damage at the pipe joint.