Classification and use of forging tee

Forging tee is a commonly used pipe connection component, which has the function of connecting pipes into branch pipes in different directions. According to different uses and connection methods, forging tees can be divided into the following categories:

Welded tee: This forging tee is connected to the pipe by welding and is often used for diverting and confluence of fluids. It usually has the same caliber and wall thickness and is primarily used for fluid control and regulation in piping systems.

Flaring tee: flaring tee is also a common forging tee connection. It is through the expansion of one end of the pipe processing, and connected with the other two sections of the pipe to achieve the purpose of branch fluid. Flaring tee is suitable for small flow of branch pipelines, widely used in petroleum, chemical, natural gas and other industries.

Insert tee: Insert tee is formed by inserting a forging with a section shape of T into the inside of the main pipe to form a branch flow channel. This connection method is relatively simple, easy to install and disassemble, and is widely used in pipeline systems transporting high-pressure fluids.

Reducing tee: Reducing tee is made by forming a smaller diameter pipe on one section of pipe to connect two other sections of larger diameter pipe. This connection method is suitable for applications where the fluid velocity and flow rate need to be changed in the pipeline system, which is commonly used in the pipeline system of petroleum, chemical, metallurgical and other industries.

The forging tee plays the role of flexible connection and branch diversion in the pipeline system. According to the actual demand and specific process conditions, selecting the appropriate forging tee type and connection mode can realize the stable operation and efficient work of the pipeline system.