Inverted bucket traps are the most robust type of the
mechanical traps and will resist waterhammer. When the check
valve option has been fitted in the inlet, they can be used with
superheated steam. They are available with a wide selection of
valve orifices for precise pressure and load matching.
Sizes up to DN80.
For pressures up to 190 bar.
Body material: cast iron, cast steel, alloy steel or
stainless steel.
Bimetallic steam traps can conserve energy by discharging
sub-cooled condensate in those applications which can utilise
sensible heat. They are the most robust of all the thermostatic
steam traps, being able to withstand waterhammer and
corrosive condensate.
Sizes up to DN100.
For pressures up to 210 bar.
Body material: cast steel, alloy steel or stainless steel.
Every steam trap that fails to operate properly can cause
problems elsewhere in the steam system. Spiratec can
continuously monitor your steam traps to show their operation
and warn of malfunctions.
It will detect if traps are passing live steam or if they are
waterlogged.
The system either uses sensor chambers mounted
upstream of conventional steam traps, or integral
sensors in pipeline connectors or steam traps, giving a
signal to an external test point.
Sizes up to DN50.
For pressures up to 32 bar.
Body material: carbon steel, SG iron or stainless steel.
The comprehensive range of pipeline connectors
coupled with world leading steam trap technology
reduces plant downtime, maintenance costs and ensures
zero emissions, whilst maintaining system efficiency.
Range: Suitable for use with balanced pressure,
thermodynamic, inverted bucket, float and bimetallic
steam traps.
Sizes up to DN25.
For pressures up to 46 bar.
Body material: generally stainless steel.
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