What is the difference between a bell trap S drum and P trap?

A bell trap S drum and a P trap are both types of plumbing traps that are used to prevent sewer gases from escaping into a building. However, there are some key differences between the two types of traps.

Bell trap

* A bell trap is a type of trap that has a rounded, bell-shaped bottom.

* Bell traps are less likely to clog than P traps because there are no sharp corners for debris to catch on.

* However, bell traps can also be more difficult to clean than P traps because the rounded bottom makes it difficult to reach all of the surfaces.

P trap

* A P trap is a type of trap that has a U-shaped bottom.

* P traps are more likely to clog than bell traps because there are sharp corners for debris to catch on.

* However, P traps are also easier to clean than bell traps because the U-shaped bottom makes it easy to reach all of the surfaces.

Ultimately, the best type of trap for a particular application will depend on the specific needs and requirements of the situation.