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Installation of bottom drainage pipes for water (carbon) scrubber towers and high flash (or evaporative hot water) towers

2015-09-10View Original

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For the drainage pipes at the bottom of water (carbon) scrubber towers and high-flash (or evaporative hot water) towers, should there be more large L-bends or more straight tees?
Reply #22015-09-10
It is usually a large L-shaped bend, with one path at the cone bottom and another at the upper part to prevent blockage at the cone bottom.
Reply #32015-10-13
A straight tee should be chosen, as it makes it easier to clear blockages.
Reply #42015-10-16
Three-way fitting: when cleaning after parking, open the blind end of the three-way fitting to facilitate the removal of ash and debris
Reply #52015-10-20
In principle, the fewer elbows there are, the better... it is more convenient for cleaning during maintenance

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