Drawings and working principles of various traps

2008-01-13View Original

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As mentioned, thank you! This post was last edited by Gone in the North on 2008-12-16 11:42 ]

Reply #22008-01-14

There are some in this forum, please learn the search function. Link http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=130051&highlight=%CA%E8%CB%AE%C6%F7

Reply #32008-01-14

Please make your question clear next time, :victory:

Reply #42008-01-16

Sorry, I'll pay attention next time. It would be better if there are corresponding drawings.

Reply #52008-01-16

I recommend you a book on ethylbenzene, Armstrong's "Solutions for Steam, Air and Hot Water Systems". The diagram above explains the working principle.

Reply #62008-07-18

Why are there no drawings? I urgently need the CAD version of the drawings (trap)

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