What does VE denote on the drain in a PID process?

2009-09-23View Original

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What does VE denote on the drain in a PID process?

Reply #22009-09-23

The marking VE on the drain should mean Vent, which refers to “release” or “discharge”.

Reply #32009-09-23

Here, VENT means vacuuming, which allows the equipment to be reduced to a very low pressure. There is also a BD, which is an abbreviation for emission; I’m not sure what its full form is.

Reply #42009-09-23

The marking VE on the drain should mean Vent, which refers to “release” or “discharge”. There is also another BD, which is used for draining condensate as well. Generally, the high points are emptied, while the low points are used for draining condensate.

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