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【Piping Valve Technical Edition – Daily Question on Common Piping Errors】20170807

2017-08-07View Original

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This post was last edited by At the foot of Hengshan Slope on 2017-8-9 at 13:28. Discussion on common piping errors 022: Which of the following designs (the piping design for the material inlet at the top of the container in the diagram) is correct? A. B. Answer: B. To prevent fluid accumulation inside the pipe during shutdown, eccentric tees should be used
Reply #22017-08-07
The answer is B; concentric reducers cannot be used.
Reply #32017-08-07
This post was last edited by 678-2 on 2017-8-7 at 13:50. If the piping is used for feeding from the top of the tank, B is the correct choice to avoid liquid accumulation. According to the title, it refers to the discharge piping at the lower part of the tank; either A or B is acceptable.

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