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Problems with the steam trap

2010-05-27View Original

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The steam flow rate can be determined by observing the venting condition of the steam trap in the heat tracing pipeline; continuous venting from the trap indicates an excessive steam flow rate, while no venting for an extended period suggests a too low steam flow rate. So what should be the appropriate interval between ventings from the trap?
Reply #22010-05-27
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Reply #32010-05-28
I’m not sure why the original poster asked this; in fact, it doesn’t matter how much time passes, as long as the strainer is functioning properly

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