What is the relationship between the pressure resistance and wall thickness of hydraulic oil pipes?- Ningbo Shunlong Rubber Hose Co., Ltd.

What is the relationship between the pressure resistance and wall thickness of hydraulic oil pipes?

The pressure resistance of a hydraulic oil hose is closely related to its wall thickness, because the wall thickness directly affects the ability of the oil hose to withstand the pressure within the hydraulic device. Understanding this detail is critical to proper selection and design of hydraulic tubing.

First of all, the wall thickness of the hydraulic oil hose is a crucial part of its structure, which directly determines the power and stiffness of the oil hose. Generally speaking, the greater the wall thickness, the stronger the pressure resistance of the oil hose. This is because in hydraulic equipment, the oil hose has to withstand pressure from fluid stress, and a larger wall thickness can better withstand the impact of this force, thereby ensuring the stability and safety of the equipment.

Secondly, the relationship between the wall thickness and pressure resistance of oil hoses is also related to the materials used. Different metallic materials have different physical properties and strength characteristics. Therefore, on the basis of ensuring sufficient pressure resistance and rational selection of materials, the structural layout of the oil hose can be optimized to a certain extent.

In practical applications, designers need to comprehensively consider the choice of wall thickness based on various factors such as the working pressure of the hydraulic system, the temperature of the working environment, and the price of materials. If the wall thickness is too small, the oil hose may not be able to withstand the high pressure inside the equipment, and problems such as oil hose rupture and leakage may easily occur; if the wall thickness is too large, the cost and weight of the equipment will also increase.