Natural gas sediment trap for a Briggs and Stratton home standby generator. Correctly installed with a 90 degree direction of flow change. Optimum installation would have flow down toward the trap.
Natural gas sediment trap for a water heater. Trap is at a 90 degree change of flow but in the upward instead of downard flow direction.
Natural gas piping for a Generac generator with sediment trap. Trap is in horizontal pipe instead of at a 90 degree change of downward flow. Trap is also upstream of shutoff valve instead of downstream of the valve.
Natural gas sediment trap for furnace. Trap is in horizontal pipe instead of at a 90 degree change of downward flow.