What is used when gas can pass through but liquid cannot?
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I want to add something to the pipeline so that gas can pass through while liquid cannot. What can be used for this?
Dear poster, could you please be more specific about the question? For example, in what system is this being used, why is it necessary to add it, and what are its functions and purposes? This will help everyone think more clearly
The most common one is the steam trap: It functions to prevent steam from entering while allowing water to be drained in steam heating systems. By selecting the appropriate steam trap, steam heating equipment can achieve its highest efficiency levels. Based on their working principles, three types of steam traps exist: mechanical, thermodynamic, and thermoelectric.
I want to add a passage on the side wall to allow the gas in the pipeline to escape, without allowing the liquid in the pipeline to flow out
It’s better to make an opening above the pipe, then let the pipe rise a certain distance upward – that will do
What was said on the 5th floor is correct; it’s best to add a buffer to separate the gas phase from the liquid phase, so that exhaust can be released from above the gas phase.
A gas-liquid separator can achieve this
Add a gas-liquid separation tank, and that’s it