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May I ask whether the branch pipes branching off from the main circulating water pipe should emerge from the lower part or the upper part of the pipe?

2021-01-20View Original

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May I ask whether the branch pipes branching off from the main circulating water pipe should emerge from the lower part or the upper part of the pipe?
Reply #22021-01-20
First, it is necessary to clarify the function of this pipe. If it is an exhaust pipe, it should be connected to the upper end; if it is water for production, it can be connected anywhere. It’s just a guess; it would be best to include a simple diagram for discussion, as a reference.
Reply #32021-01-20
It is best to choose a nozzle with an opening at the top to prevent blockage by deposits in the circulating water main
Reply #42021-01-20
I’m new to piping work, so I have questions about this son. Thank you
Reply #52021-01-28
We started from the bottom, but later it became impossible to facilitate heat exchange, so we took a sample from the middle of the tube.
Reply #62021-01-30
Uh, the texture didn’t apply. If you’re not sure, you can take a look at the distributors used for heating and heat exchange; just search for images on Baidu. Basically, it’s all done from above.
Reply #72021-03-06
The upper opening is present; only the steam trap connection has a lower opening

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