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For a bidirectional connection, the upstream state is determined by the actual direction of the pressure gradient. For a check valve, reverse flow is prohibited. | For a bidirectional connection, the upstream state is determined by the actual direction of the pressure gradient. For a check valve, reverse flow is prohibited. On each of the two hydraulic branches, the check valve may be placed on either side of the heat exchanger; the hydraulic law must therefore use the pressures immediately adjacent to the actual valve position. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:02, 20 September 2026
For a bidirectional connection, the upstream state is determined by the actual direction of the pressure gradient. For a check valve, reverse flow is prohibited. On each of the two hydraulic branches, the check valve may be placed on either side of the heat exchanger; the hydraulic law must therefore use the pressures immediately adjacent to the actual valve position.
