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Can hydrophobic pipes and low-point drain pipes be shared?

2016-04-12View Original

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Can hydrophobic pipes and low-point drain pipes be shared? I’m quite confused about these two concepts; please help me understand them. Thank you so much!
Reply #22016-04-12
The function of a steam trap is to automatically prevent steam from entering while draining water (of course, this assumes that the steam trap is functioning properly). It makes things easier to manage, and it also facilitates the secure recovery of condensed water. Condensate drainage requires manual adjustment, and it’s not possible to carry out sealed discharge; if it is sealed, it becomes impossible to determine the effectiveness of the condensate drainage.
Reply #32016-04-12
The location, as the name suggests, is at the lowest point of a pipe, used for drainage. Hydrophobic pipes are not necessarily at the lowest point
Reply #42016-04-15
Can hydrophobic pipes and low-point drain pipes be shared? This is a false proposition; the two are not the same concept.

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