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Why are vent pipes designed with a pointed tip?

2019-06-17View Original

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I’d like some advice. Are there any guidelines?
Reply #22019-06-20
What liquid is in the tank below the vent pipe? It seems to be a high-temperature condensate collection tank. If it is a steam condensate collection tank, a steam vent tank must be installed in order to recover the condensate. Otherwise, it will affect the return of condensate water. It is clear that your factory has not found the right way to collect and utilize this steam. We can work together to collect this steam and reuse it as part of an energy-saving project. The discharge pipe is made with an inclined edge to prevent rainwater from entering.
Reply #32019-12-03
Similar to the steam inlet pipe structure, it not only prevents rain but also protects against corrosion by condensate after venting

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