Tubes and Pipe Works Flashcards
composed of pipes,
tubings, hose assemblies, manifolds and fittings so arranged
that the fluid is carried with minimum losses from the reservoir
through controls and working components and is then
returned
fluid distribution system
All materials used to convey fluid power are commonly
classified as
conductors
generally steel regardless of conductor
material and they may be coated with cadmium or some other
corrosion-resistant material.
conductors
The following points must be considered both
while designing the system and selecting a conductor
- The working strength of conductor
- The mechanical strength of the conductor
- The interior surface of the conductor
- The pipe size
- Conductors should be positioned so that they
cannot be damaged - Conductors should be supported
- Conductor runs may frequently
standard followed in hydraulic pipes
DIN 2391
outer diameter followed in hydraulic pipes
0.5 - 12 inches
thickness followed in hydraulic pipes
0.039 - 0.472 inches
steel grade followed in hydraulic pipes
16Mn
Manufactured followed in hydraulic pipe
cold drawn
surface treatment followed in hydraulic pipe
copper coated
The most commonly used screw thread
forms for hydraulic pipe fittings are as follows:
1.British standard pipe threads (BSP).
2.American National pipe threads (NPT).
3. Unified pipe threads (UNF).
4. Metric pipe threads
commonly used conductors
steel tubing
connection joints
plastic
flexible hose
Quick Disconnect Couplings