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Will a high back pressure on a thermodynamic steam trap cause steam to keep being discharged or not at all? Urgent! ! !

2016-03-09View Original

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Will a high back pressure on a thermodynamic steam trap cause steam to keep being discharged or not at all? Urgent! ! !
Reply #22016-03-09
Should it be a direct discharge or a return pipeline? It must be in a straight line, right. If it is to discharge directly, add a globe valve in front of the steam trap and turn it down slightly. What comes out is water in drops. When turned up high, it’s steam~
Reply #32016-03-10
This post was last edited by backhamm1982 on 2016-3-10 08:39. Back to the condensate pipeline. 12 kilograms of steam, with a back pressure of 8 kilograms.
Reply #42016-03-10
The back pressure should not be higher than 80% of the inlet pressure

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