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Why is it not necessary to provide a high-point vent for pipes with a nominal diameter of less than 40 mm?

2015-07-15View Original

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RT, why? Is it because it’s difficult to connect the branch valve?
Reply #22015-07-15
It has nothing to do with the valve, right? 1/2\" valves are also very common. Given such a small volume and some gas inside, it’s easy for that gas to be carried out as the internal medium moves, right?
Reply #32015-07-15
Really? I’m not sure of the specific reason
Reply #42015-07-16
Analyzing each specific issue on its own – that sounds a bit absolute, doesn’t it?
Reply #52015-07-16
Where did I see this? It just means it’s not necessary to set it, but it’s better if you do: lol
Reply #62015-07-16
It’s SEI’s piping specification; it’s available online
Reply #72015-07-16
Weren’t you the one who wanted to get to the bottom of things? ;P
Reply #82015-07-16
Come on, there’s no need for something so simple; besides, I can’t do simulations either, so making it that complicated would just add more trouble

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