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Why is the market for filter ball valves generally Y-shaped? Is there any reason?

2020-09-08View Original

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Why is the market for filter ball valves generally Y-shaped? Is there a reason?
Reply #22020-09-08
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Reply #32020-09-08
In the image below, what is marked with a red circle? What’s the use of it? ?
Reply #42020-09-08
Why are Y-type filters used in HVAC distribution collectors? Please help resolve my doubts! ! ! !
Reply #52020-09-09
If you are talking about the principles, it’s best to discuss them separately. But if you sell it well, there’s no need to explain the principles :)
Reply #62020-09-10
Take the Y-shaped piece off and study it carefully, and you’ll find the answer. Simple, effective, and easy to clean.
Reply #72020-09-11
It must be the Y-type, because the basket type isn’t suitable, nor is the bag type. The lower part is used to store filter residues, and the area marked with a red circle is the residue discharge port. The medium is generally a gas
Reply #82020-09-11
The medium for filter ball valves is probably mostly liquid, right?

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