I think that may just be an outdated or incomplete render. Might be more like this:
Both headers seen on that recent flyover seem to have an inlet, not sure how many others have been spotted. And since it'll be a reverse showerhead of sorts, the water inevitably gets dumped through the top, possibly doubling as some sound suppression.
Supposedly, from what's on site, they'll use high pressure nitrogen to make sure that water comes out of the top with higher pressure than the engines do in the opposite direction.
Both headers seen on that recent flyover seem to have an inlet, not sure how many others have been spotted. And since it'll be a reverse showerhead of sorts, the water inevitably gets dumped through the top, possibly doubling as some sound suppression.
Supposedly, from what's on site, they'll use high pressure nitrogen to make sure that water comes out of the top with higher pressure than the engines do in the opposite direction.