Quote Originally Posted by mcoffey View Post
it sounds like your talking about turning a T line into some sort of elbow, is that correct?

if so I'd imagine about the same as any comparable elbow, or at most very little difference.

andyc
Pretty much correct. Just making sure that the test has the fluid changing direction by 90 degrees, and in the case of a T being impacted by that change happening in two directions. For example I'm using more of a T to split my loop into a 1/4 leg (NB) and a 3/8 leg (loop continuation) and combined back together again. The 3/8 leg exits and enters on the perpendicular part of the T while the 1/4 leg follows the straight path along the top of the Ts.