What is a high-pressure pipeline


Publication time:

2020-12-09

High pressure pipelines are a component of high-pressure oil pipes and must withstand oil pressure and have a certain degree of fatigue to ensure the sealing of the pipeline. The high-pressure pipes used in automobiles are mainly found in high-pressure diesel engines and high-pressure direct injection.

High pressure pipelines are a component of high-pressure oil pipes and must withstand oil pressure and have a certain degree of fatigue to ensure the sealing of the pipeline. The high-pressure pipes used in automobiles are mainly found in high-pressure diesel engines and high-pressure direct injection. In gasoline engines, it can withstand the oil pressure required for engine operation. High voltage pipes are composed of wires, streamlined frames, corrosion-resistant rubber, synthetic rubber, and rubber.

High pressure pipelines are made of high-strength materials and can provide fuel for combustion chambers in automobiles, agricultural machinery, generators, and other high-pressure industrial machinery. The produced pipelines have mechanical properties such as high performance, high reliability, high strength, and low maintenance costs. The quality of high-pressure pipelines directly affects their use. In the case of poor quality, the pipeline will be damaged and its lifespan will be shortened. This is something we must control and maintain after use.

When the oil pressure exceeds 150MPa, high-pressure pipes are usually used for bearings composed of steel pipes. The steel balls at both ends press the steel balls onto the joint holes to ensure sealing and prevent oil leakage.