The exhaust valve of the flexible hose is installed in the wrong position, causing fluid to spray out every time it is used for exhaust. How can this problem be solved?
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The unit was equipped with a set of AL1403 top-mounted dip pipes, and the manufacturer installed the exhaust valve above the first universal joint at the inlet of these dip pipes; as a result, medium would spill out every time exhausting was carried out after loading was completed. I would like to ask the experienced colleagues whether there is a type of exhaust valve that can prevent the medium from spraying out while still allowing the medium inside the dip pipe to be emptied smoothly?
Hello, after loading or unloading the medium, it is necessary to close the pipeline valves tightly, and then open the drain valve after one minute; this way, the liquid will not spray out.
Can a mechanical exhaust valve be used? I’m not very familiar with loading via flexible hoses. Many mechanical exhaust valves close when there is liquid present and release gas when there is gas
What medium is being filled? Is it discharged on-site or from a high point in the pipeline? Toxic and harmful substances need to be recycled first, right?