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Why is there a gas bubble in the vent pipeline in this diagram?

2017-03-01View Original

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As the title suggests, as shown in the project, why go to the extra effort of including an air bag?
Reply #22017-03-01
In my opinion, this should control the emission of non-condensable gases through the air resistance created by the air bag, similar to a control valve used to regulate venting
Reply #32017-03-01
Does the equipment at the back have a water seal?
Reply #42017-03-01
Guess: 1. To prevent fluid accumulation, especially its backflow into the tank; 2. To control the flow rate and avoid too fast flow rates during pressure release
Reply #52017-03-01
This is for releasing non-condensable gas, to prevent liquid buildup? Can’t understand
Reply #62017-03-01
The vent line leads directly to the pressure relief main
Reply #72017-03-01
Won’t non-condensable gas contain liquid? Under normal conditions, what is expelled is at this saturation vapor pressure; once there is a drop in temperature or an increase in pressure, the liquid condenses.
Reply #82017-03-01
Prevent the liquid in the discharge manifold from flowing back into the tank
Reply #92017-03-02
Guess: To prevent too rapid pressure release by acting as a regulator and buffer, that is, for the reflux of condensate

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