What is U trap in HVAC?

Without the slightest doubt in my mind that the u-trap is among the misunderstood component of the heating ventilation air conditioning system (HVAC). The primary function of the u-trap is to prevent infiltration of air into the unit via the drain line.

What is a U trap?

A depressed U-shaped section of pipe in a drain; allows the free passage of fluid, but always remains full, whatever the state of the pipe, so that it forms a seal against the passage of gases.

What is the function of U trap?

To prevent sewer gasses from entering your living space. The pipe bend known as the trap ensures that there is a water seal separating the sewage system from the inside of your home. Like the rest of the wastewater system, it relies on gravity to keep the water within the bend.

Do AC units need a trap?

For the most part evaporator condensate traps are required by the manufacturer help to meet the energy efficiency standards as without it air will blow through that hole. If there is a trap tell them tho clean it all the time because it’ll clog and when it does they might call you.

Is the US Eagle credit union a credit union?

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Is there a credit union for the USPS?

Much has happened in our nation and at USPS FCU. Like the nation, we continue providing services albeit at a reduced capacity. It’s like having a 30-year mortgage with a 15-year rate!

Are there credit unions in the Quad Cities?

Find our Banking & Loan Services across the Quad Cities: Moline, Davenport, Bettendorf, and Rock Island. With more credit unions in: Savanna, IL, Milan, IL, Silvis, IL, Wilton, IA, Tomah, WI, Fort McCoy, WI.