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Pipe direction

2019-07-10View Original

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Is this 3/4 pipe at a 45-degree angle downward?
Reply #22019-08-17
If it refers to the thin short line, it certainly isn’t at a 45-degree downward angle
Reply #32019-08-21
No, the DN20 pipe is at the same elevation as the main pipe; it’s just oriented in the northeast direction
Reply #42019-08-21
Yes, 45 degrees downward from true north; there’s a 45-degree mark there, and the two straight sides of the triangle are equal in length.

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