Gas and liquid pipeline connection types
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When a gas pipeline and a liquid pipeline are connected, what type of interface is preferable? Is it a Y-shaped tee, or a jet type?
Well, does it depend on the purpose? In my opinion, when a gas pipeline is connected to a liquid pipeline: 1. The gas pushes the liquid together to be blown out as a mixture; for example, when cleaning the inside of a pipeline and the speed is not sufficient, or when spraying water columns over long distances in scenic areas, a jet-type system would be better ； 2. When gas is added, it forms a gas-liquid mixture; for example, in bubble water drinks, it should be a Y-type tee, right?
The Y-type is good; at the junction point, a two-phase flow of liquid and gas exists, and the Y-type can reduce gas-liquid corrosion as well as vibration
There needs to be a distinction between primary and secondary aspects here; it’s more about inserting something into the pipeline and then directing the spray in a specific direction. It is mainly done by mixing materials. In other cases, the flow velocity generated by a fluid is used to draw in or eject another material. To determine the specific effect, an appropriate intervention must be chosen.
It won’t work if connected directly. There will be all kinds of problems. A jet is still the best option.