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Heat tracing installation

2009-02-24View Original

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1. Can the steam trap used for instrument heating be installed vertically? The model selected is Spirax Sarco’s TD16, of the thermodynamic type.
2. If water is collected through return pipes, is it necessary to install a check valve (one-way valve)?
3. Can the condensate return pipe be placed at a high height?
Reply #22009-02-24
1. Some steam traps used for instrument heating can be installed vertically; this should be determined based on the measurement principle. 2. If centralized return water is used through return pipes, it is not necessary to install check valves (one-way valves). 3. The condensate return pipe should be below the steam trap.

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