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There are quite a lot of impurities in the sewer system; what valves can be used to prevent backflow?

2011-07-07View Original

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This post was last edited by security on 2011-7-8 09:10. There are quite a lot of impurities in the sewer system; what valves can be used to prevent backflow?
Reply #22011-07-07
You should ask the valve supplier about this; there are quite a few people on our chemical forum who promote valves, so ask them
Reply #32011-07-07
A check valve, and also a filter
Reply #42011-07-07
Reply to 3# arita: Can a filter hold that much dirt? What kind of filter is it? Won’t installing it block the entire sewer system?
Reply #52011-07-07
This post was last edited by feng_200108047 on 2011-7-8 15:36. A check valve should be sufficient! It seems like there’s nothing left
Reply #62011-07-07
Check valve – For this as well, it’s necessary to understand your specific requirements!
Reply #72011-07-07
Just add a filter behind the check valve – if you place it in front, it will definitely cause blockages. By putting the filter behind the check valve, the returning water can be filtered, which also helps to maintain the seal of the valve and prevents blockages
Reply #82011-07-08
Automatic sludge discharge filters – check online for more information. It definitely will work
Reply #92011-07-08
Just fabricate a pipe outlet flap by yourself, that’s it :)
Reply #102011-07-08
Reply 1# shglpv: Ball valves are specifically used in sewer pipes for waste discharge, etc
Reply #112011-07-15
Reply to 4# shglpv: This parameter was provided by you; you need it otherwise it will be difficult to choose the valve

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