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【Piping Valve Technical Edition – Daily Question on Common Piping Errors】20170812

2017-08-12View Original

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This post was last edited by Hongshanpoxia on 2017-8-13 at 13:00. Discussion on common piping errors 027: Which of the following designs (for piping in heat exchangers) is correct? A. B. Answer: A. Coolers in cold regions should be equipped with bypass valves and vent valves on their water piping. If it is a threaded connection, a flexible joint should be used; no water should accumulate in front of the vent valve to prevent the equipment from being damaged by freezing.
Reply #22017-08-12
Assuming A and B have the same labeling, it seems that B is a bit better. After all, with the outlet facing downward, it looks more pleasing and is safer.

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