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Drain pump valve

2011-02-28View Original

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How does a drain pump valve work? I hope the senior can offer some guidance
Reply #22011-03-01
Sump pump valve? ? Is it a steam trap? What if it’s a steam trap? Different types of steam traps operate on different principles; their overall function is to remove water and prevent air from entering. I’m not sure whether you’re referring to a steam trap
Reply #32011-03-02
Is it a pump or a valve? Or a valve on the pump? Thermostatic valves play a role in preventing steam from entering and draining water in steam heating systems. By selecting the appropriate thermostatic valve, steam heating equipment can achieve its highest efficiency. For such valves to function effectively in preventing steam from entering and draining water, they must be able to \"identify\" steam from condensed water. This identification is based on three principles: density difference, temperature, and phase change. Based on these principles, three types of thermostatic valves are developed: mechanical type, thermostatic type, and thermodynamic type.
Reply #42011-03-07
I guess the poster is referring to the pump used to recycle condensate water?
Reply #52011-03-10
Reply to 2# jiu1002: It’s actually called a steam trap pump. Recently, the factory has damaged many pieces of equipment due to this device! It doesn’t work anymore!
Reply #62011-03-10
Reply to 6# zhu_jin_kun: Steam is drawn from the main steam pipeline to create a pressure difference with the exhaust gas, and it is this pressure difference that drives the water drainage! There are no other power devices! Right now, I’m unable to manage the pressure difference; I can’t control it!

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