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Is it necessary to install a filter before the bimetallic strip steam trap?

2015-07-23View Original

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As the title suggests, is it necessary to install a filter before a bimetallic steam trap? Which steam traps come with a filtering function?
Reply #22015-07-23
The bimetallic steam traps we use all come equipped with a filter screen.
Reply #32015-07-24
It depends on the brand; we’ve always used Spayshake, as they all come with a filter
Reply #42015-07-27
Unless your steam quality is excellent and there is no welding slag falling off in the pipes, a filter may not be necessary under these conditions
Reply #52015-07-28
A basket filter can be added on the front end
Reply #62015-07-28
It seems there is no strainer for the steam trap; generally, a filter needs to be placed in front of the steam trap
Reply #72015-07-31
What was said on the 4th floor is correct. See which company’s product is used.

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