What allows fluid to enter the CHT when the comminutor becomes inoperative?

The bypass line is integral to the function of a Collection, Holding, and Transfer (CHT) system when the comminutor becomes inoperative. When the comminutor, which is responsible for grinding and processing waste, fails, the bypass line serves as an alternative pathway for the fluid. This design ensures that even if the primary processing component is not functioning, the system can continue to manage and transport fluid effectively without interruption, maintaining the overall operation of the CHT system.

The other components, such as the safety relief valve, control panel, and flow sensor, play important roles in monitoring and regulating operations, but they do not provide a direct pathway for the fluid to bypass a non-functional comminutor. The safety relief valve is primarily for pressure regulation, the control panel oversees system operations, and the flow sensor monitors the fluid flow rate, none of which replace the need for a bypass line in case of a comminutor failure.