Why are the holes in a trough distributor designed to be V-shaped? Instead of square or round?
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I would like to ask fellow sailors: why are the overflow holes in trough distributors V-shaped, rather than square or circular? Thank you all for your answers!
To ensure even distribution even when the traffic is low.
Thank you for your answer! But I think if it’s a square hole, the flow should also be evenly distributed when it’s low, right? Is the slot distributor available only in the V-shaped hole type? Are there no other types of openings?