t-junction

A pipe tee is a component used to create a "T"-shaped branch or branch from the main pipe. This type of connector allows the flow of liquid or gas from the main pipe to be branched into two secondary pipe branches, which are located at an angle of 90 degrees to the main pipe. A tee is used to create a connection in a piping system that allows fluid or gas to flow in different directions.

A pipe tee is a component used to create a "T"-shaped branch or branch from the main pipe. This type of connector allows the flow of liquid or gas from the main pipe to be branched into two secondary pipe branches, which are located at an angle of 90 degrees to the main pipe. A tee is used to create a connection in a piping system that allows fluid or gas to flow in different directions.

The main functions of a tee in a pipeline include:

Stream branching: A T-junction allows a stream of liquid or gas to branch off from the main line into two branch lines. In this way, the piping system can be used for several different applications or to provide different tasks within a single system.

Pipe branching: T-junctions are often used to branch a pipe into multiple branches, which can be useful when creating complex pipe systems such as plumbing or heating systems.

Allowing installation of additional components: The T-junction can serve as a place where additional piping components such as valves, reducers or filters are installed to achieve the desired functionality of the piping system.

Tees can be made from a variety of materials, including metals, plastics, and other materials, depending on the application and environment in which they are used. They are available in various sizes and specifications to suit the particular needs of the piping system.

Tees are commonly used in a variety of industries including construction, water management, industry, heating and cooling, and other applications where a liquid or gas stream needs to be branched or diverted.