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Can the two water control (rapid water discharge) valves at the bottom of the water seal tank be removed?

2007-12-26View Original

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Can the two water control (rapid water discharge) valves at the bottom of the water seal tank be removed? Can a connection be established at the bottom of the baffle?
Reply #22007-12-26
Since the design exists and the original poster knows its function, why cancel it?
Reply #32007-12-26
Based on actual usage, it can definitely be canceled! And it will only lead to a waste of water resources! Those who are interested can thoroughly study the difference between having and not having a quick drain valve! Is it as I said?
Reply #42007-12-26
I believe design is governed by standards; to make changes, one must do so in accordance with those standards.
Reply #52007-12-29
Why does water waste occur? If I go there, how do I control the water seal?
Reply #62008-10-16
I don’t think it’s possible; it seems that this valve is used for manual water release in emergency situations. If you remove it, then in the event of an emergency, it will be impossible to release water quickly
Reply #72008-12-09
Could we use a diagram to analyze it?
Reply #82009-03-04
Could LZ give some information on water-sealed tanks? What are the differences compared to regular cans? It would be great to have information on this topic
Reply #92009-03-04
Why cancel it? Will it still serve as a water seal after cancellation?
Reply #102009-03-09
Please have the original poster study this carefully – it’s already from Unicom! It seems wrong to ask such a question!

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