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I would like to ask about the placement of vent and drain ports in heat exchangers arranged in an overlapping configuration

2015-08-11View Original

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Are separate vent and drain ports provided for the upper and lower heat exchangers? Should the heat exchanger above have only a vent, while the heat exchanger below has only a drain? O(∩_∩)O Thank you
Reply #22015-08-11
The flanges between the two heat exchangers are joined together, which is what you mentioned earlier.
Reply #32015-08-12
Generally, one exhaust outlet is sufficient, while it is advisable to install outlets for waste discharge as well. (Provided that there is no sewage or exhaust function at the other ports)

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