Lever float type steam trap
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1. We have used a batch of lever-type float-operated hydrophobic valves, but the exhaust volume is a bit high. Please analyze the reasons for this. I wonder if it has something to do with the low water volume, but it’s closely related to the selection of the check valve
A batch of lever float-type hydrophobic valves, but the steam discharge is abnormal because the device is equipped with a liquid seal. Generally, there are two possibilities: 1. The steam trap selected is too large, which not only increases the procurement cost but can also lead to slight steam leakage. 2. It is due to slight poor sealing caused by wear of the valve core and seat, as well as foreign objects.
What are the temperature and pressure before the valve, and has flashing been taken into consideration?