Properly sized Y-pipe can flow as much as X pipe
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Properly sized Y-pipe can flow as much as X pipe
I know this thread will cause some controversy, but I've been giving this theory some thought for a while.
If a Y-pipe was placed in the right location and with the proper merge angles, correct length of inlet piping from headers and proper increase in size at the Y, I feel it could achieve very close flow numbers to an X-pipe.
Can someone help support of negate this theory?
If a Y-pipe was placed in the right location and with the proper merge angles, correct length of inlet piping from headers and proper increase in size at the Y, I feel it could achieve very close flow numbers to an X-pipe.
Can someone help support of negate this theory?