Grooved Eccentric Reducer

The Grooved Eccentric Reducer refers to the size head whose circle centre is not on the same straight line. Its function is to lay the pipeline along to the wall or to the ground without occupying space, and it is to connect two pipes of different diameters to change the flow rate.
Under normal circumstances, the bending moment generated by the area pressure difference between the large and small ends of the concentric reducer under the action of internal pressure causes the large end to open relatively and the small end to contract relatively, while the inner surface of the large end on the grooved eccentric side of the eccentric reducer and the outer middle of the eccentric reducer The hoop stress on the surface is the largest.