Weight
Size
A
A1
B
C
D Scr/SW FIg
1⁄2"-DN15 80
150
63
56
19
1.0
2.4
Differential pressure bar (x 100 = kPa)
Hot water capacity
Cold water capacity
Pressure
Before attempting any maintenance of the steam trap, consider
what is or may have been in the pipeline. Ensure that any pressure
is isolated and safely vented to atmospheric pressure before
attempting to maintain the steam trap. This is easily achieved by
fitting Spirax Sarco depressurisation valves type DV (see separate
literature for details). Do not assume that the system is depressurised
even when a pressure gauge indicates zero.
Allow time for temperature to normalise after isolation to avoid the
danger of burns and consider whether protective clothing (including
safety glasses) is required.
The trap is designed for installation with the capsule in a horizontal
plane and the cover at the top, preferably with a drop leg immediately
preceding the trap. When welding the trap into the pipeline, there is
no need to remove the capsule, providing the welding is done by the
electric arc method. Suitable isolation valves must be installed to
allow for safe maintenance and trap replacement. Remove all
protective caps prior to installation. Open isolation valves slowly
until normal operating conditions are achieved. Check for leaks and
correct operation.
Maintenance can be initiated once the safety procedures have been
observed. It is important to renew the complete assembly as there
are no servicable parts. When maintenance is complete, open
isolation valves slowly and check for leaks.
This product is recyclable. No ecological hazard is anticipated with
the disposal of this product, providing due care is taken.
Example: 1 off 1⁄2" Spirax Sarco SBP30 sealed balanced pressure
steam trap. Screwed BSP with 'STD' fill capsule for operation at
approximately 12°C below steam saturation temperature.
3⁄4" - DN20
C
D
80
150
63
56
19
1.0
2.4
B
A
A1
Temperature
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