360° Rotating Joint Case Study VOL.10

Extracting fuel from the clean supernatant (liquid surface)! Here are examples of its use in fuel storage tanks.

We would like to introduce the use of the "swivel joint," which has been adopted by a major engineering company in Southeast Asia operating in nine countries. Fuel storage tanks contain impurities such as water and sediment, which are different from the fuel and are heavier, sinking to the bottom of the tank. Therefore, our customers request to extract fuel from the clean supernatant (liquid surface). By combining the swivel joint with piping and a float, we can pinpoint the extraction of the supernatant. This allows the fixed piping to follow the changes in the height of the liquid surface. [Case Overview] ■ Implementing Company: Major Engineering Company in Southeast Asia ■ Implemented Product: Swivel Joint *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

Expansion joint hardwarePiping materials (plastic pipes)Water and sewerage pipe fittings