Why Don’t We Take A Branch For Cryogenic Service From Bottom Side T

1.	Why Don’t We Take A Branch For Cryogenic Service From Bottom Side Though The Fluid Is In Liquid State?
Answer» There is the chance of ICE FORMATION during normal operation and since ice FLOWS from the bottom of the pipe it will BLOCK the BRANCH pipe connection. There is the chance of ice formation during normal operation and since ice flows from the bottom of the pipe it will block the branch pipe connection.

Why Don’t We Take A Branch For Cryogenic Service From Bottom Side Though The Fluid Is In Liquid State?

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There is the chance of ICE FORMATION during normal operation and since ice FLOWS from the bottom of the pipe it will BLOCK the BRANCH pipe connection.

There is the chance of ice formation during normal operation and since ice flows from the bottom of the pipe it will block the branch pipe connection.

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Why Don’t We Take A Branch For Cryogenic Service From Bottom Side Though The Fluid Is In Liquid State?

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