Easily Disassemble​ Pipeline Pigging Systems Storing 1 Pig Installation Vessel

Easily Disassemble​ - Storing 1 Pig - Installation Vessel - Pipeline Pigging System - BJVP

Overview:

BJVP installation vessel is an equipment used for load and replace the pig, usually connect with the end of launcher and receiver. It is easy to disassemble and its’ main body can store 1 pig. Before loading the pig, lubricant is placed in the pipe of the manual installation vessel to prevent the pipe from drying out and causing difficulties in loading (taking away). To improve the efficiency and effectiveness of your lubricants and oil processing or production operation, please contact your nearest BJVP Office:

Characteristics:

The following functions can be realized through Pigging

• Optimal use of resources
• Increase yields
• High-accuracy pipe Pigging System
• Reduce flush waste
• Save time and money
• Reduce contamination risks, free of residual
• Changeable lips of pig can minimize the cost of consumer.
• Increased economic efficiency in production

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Applications:

• Chemical product
• Pier location product
• Manual & automatic control
• Pigging relevant accessories.

F&Q:

     Q1: What can pigging system do in pipeline?

       A: BJVP Pigging System can use the pig to clean the pipe line. There is no redidue and contamination between the different kind of liquid                   sharing the same pipe.

     Q2: What is pigging equipment?

       A: BJVP pigging equipment includes items such as high finishing pipe Pigging System, pig launcher/ receiver, middle station, pig detectors,               pig, etc.

     Q3: Where can this pigging system be used?

       A: BJVP pigging equipment can be widely used in Lubricants and greases, paints and varnishes, special chemicals, perfumes and other                     industry applications.

     Q4: How do pigs clean the pipelines?

       A: Pig is pushed by forced air from the launcher to receiver, so the product and any residues in pipeline will be pushed out of the pipeline by               pig.