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Suction Cups Air intake and discharge into the pipeline is vital to the use and safety of the pipeline. Many problems experienced in pipelines are actually related to the air that remains in the line and cannot be discharged. Where Does the Air Coming to the Pipeline Come From? The pipeline is filled with air before being filled with water. There are %2 pieces of dissolved air in water and this is air temperature change or pressure drop. It can become gas. (section narrowing) Each pump sucks a certain amount of air. Effects of Weather Air in the line narrows the full water cross section and increases operating cost Sometimes the compressed air can stop the entire flow, depending on the pump characteristics. Sometimes the air trapped in the hills moves suddenly. turbulence and vibration in the pipeline causes its formation. Corrosion accelerates. Incorrect flowmeter measurements Control valve problems can occur. Because; Suction cup to evacuate the air formed in the pipe, to fill the pipe with air during evacuation produced.