When pipes are connected, the phenomenon of \"pushing against each other\" should be avoided. What exactly is meant by \"pushing against each other\"? What are the specific requirements?

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Today I came across a term called the \"backflow phenomenon\"; I’m not sure if it refers to the situation where there is flow in opposite directions at a pipe tee Are there any specific requirements for piping? I would appreciate some advice from those who are more experienced

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When pipes are connected, the phenomenon of \"pushing against each other\" should be avoided. What exactly is meant by \"pushing against each other\"? What are the specific requirements?

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