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In a mechanical circulation system, the upward slope of the water supply pipes in the direction of water flow is mainly intended to ( ) A. Enable the water in the system to be discharged smoothly B. Allow air to be discharged smoothly C. Provide a certain amount of pressure energy to end-users D. A+B+C Answer: B
In a mechanical circulation system, the upward slope of the water supply pipes in the direction of water flow is primarily intended to (D) A. Enable the water in the system to be discharged smoothly; B. Allow air to be discharged smoothly; C. Provide a certain amount of pressure energy for end-users; D. A+B+C
B. To allow air to be discharged smoothly.
In a mechanical circulation system, the upward slope of the water supply pipes in the direction of water flow is primarily intended for (B) A to allow water in the system to be discharged smoothly B to enable air to be discharged smoothly C to provide a certain amount of pressure energy to end-users DA+B+C
In a mechanical circulation system, the upward slope of the water supply pipes in the direction of water flow is primarily intended for (B) A to allow water in the system to be discharged smoothly B to enable air to be discharged smoothly C to provide a certain amount of pressure energy to end-users DA+B+C
In a mechanical circulation system, the upward slope of the water supply pipes in the direction of water flow is primarily intended for (B) A to allow water in the system to be discharged smoothly B to enable air to be discharged smoothly C to provide a certain amount of pressure energy to end-users DA+B+C