What device or fitting could be used to raise condensate in a vacuum system?

In a vacuum system, lift fittings are specifically designed to raise condensate. These fittings play a crucial role in facilitating the movement of liquids, such as condensate, from a lower elevation to a higher one, maintaining the efficiency of the system.

When dealing with condensate in a vacuum application, it is essential to address the pressure and flow characteristics properly. Lift fittings are engineered to handle these unique conditions. They assist in overcoming gravitational forces and pressure differentials, ensuring that condensate can be efficiently lifted away from equipment or areas where it could cause problems.

Other fitting types serve different purposes. Pump fittings relate to the connections used with pumps but do not inherently include the capability for lifting condensate on their own. Drain fittings are designed to allow liquid to flow out of a system, which does not involve raising liquid to a higher level. Bypass fittings are typically used to allow fluid to flow around a component rather than lifting it, serving a different functional need in a system.