Why do angle valves have better anti-clogging performance than other valves?
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At the workplace, the valves often had to be removed because they became clogged, but this kind of problem never occurred with corner valves. Why is that?
Personal opinion: The flow direction of a corner valve is from top to bottom. Easy to circulate, not prone to clogging. Secondly, it has something to do with its medium of circulation, I guess. Our unit’s black water system has many corner valves. The phenomenon of blockage is very rare
Side in, bottom out~~~~~~~~~~~~~
This is because its flow path is simple, resulting in low flow resistance, and it also has a self-cleaning function! So it’s not easy to get clogged