Container material inlet style
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Two issues for discussion: 1. (a) In the diagram, once the liquid enters from the top, in which direction does it flow out at the 45° inclined surface (to the left, to the right, or some other direction)? 2. (b) What is the structure of the detachable insertion tube shown in the diagram? Are flanges 2 and 3 welded to the tube, and can the tube be pulled out by removing flange 2?
1) The text already explains it clearly: to reduce impact, it is arranged vertically facing the central axis, and horizontally facing in the direction opposite to the liquid surface. 2) Flange 2, Flange 3, and the pipe form a single component. This component is detachable and can be pulled out.
This post was last edited by Yuzuei on 2021-9-14 at 19:22. First of all, thanks for the explanation; I understand the second question. As for the first question, when it is arranged vertically, does it mean that the axis of the container lies on the side of the cut surface? And when it is arranged horizontally, is it still on the side of the cut surface, in the lower right corner?