Help! A simple flue tee problem.
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A standard factory flue pipe, with a temperature of 230 degrees and a diameter of 1700 millimeters. As shown in the figure, why is the junction of the three branches designed this way? What is the purpose?
Can’t it be made to connect directly?
It’s better for the smoke to flow along the flow field; otherwise, the flow velocity is usually high near the corners, which can lead to wear and tear
Be more gentle; it’s similar to riding a bike – moving in an arc is definitely more comfortable than moving in a straight line.
Guided inflow to prevent direct impact and reduce resistance losses.
Is there a direction that is downstream of the flue gas flow? What are the theoretical bases as well? Thank you