Gas Manifold Piping

A manifold is a system of headers and branched piping that can be used to gather or distribute fluids, as desired. Typically manifolds include valves for controlling the on/off flow of fluids, and may also include other flow control devices (e.g. chokes) if these are not mounted on the individual subsea trees.A manifold is a fluid or gas distribution system or device that serves to bring many junctions into one place or a single channel into an area where many points meet.A manifold is a wide and/or bigger pipe, or channel, into which smaller pipes or channels lead. A pipe fitting or similar device that connects multiple inputs or outputs.Medical gas manifolds are used to supply an uninterrupted flow of medical gas to a medical facility pipeline system. The manifolds can be used to supply oxygen, medical air, carbon dioxide, or nitrogen to power many medical systems and operations.