The issue of the flow direction of the condensate from the steam trap
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Following the principle of low inlet for condensate water, the flow direction should be from left to right.
If I remember correctly, it seems to flow from right to left; there’s an arrow on the other side. I mean, what is the direction of flow inside? Is it a modular hydrophoger?
This is somewhat similar to a thermodynamic disk hydroseparator: the condensate flows from bottom to top, passes through the valves on the upper disk for control, and then turns around to flow from top to bottom.
This is a schematic diagram of the thermal disk steam trap structure; I hope you can understand its layout! Based on this, it can be inferred that the flow direction of the medium in your valve is from left to right; this is mainly determined by looking at the filter element
The direction of the filter screen is the inlet, while the direction of the output water is the outlet; the medium must pass through the filter before it can exit.
I can tell you clearly now: it’s right in, left out… The vertical part on the right is the filter screen, and that thin tube allows water to flow past when the float rises, thereby pushing the piston and opening the valve to let the water out……
I can tell you clearly now: it’s right in, left out… The vertical part on the right is the filter screen, and that thin tube allows water to flow past when the float rises, thereby pushing the piston and opening the valve to let the water out……
I can tell you clearly now: it’s right in, left out… The vertical part on the right is the filter screen, and that thin tube allows water to flow past when the float rises, thereby pushing the piston and opening the valve to let the water out……