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Questions about steam traps

2016-04-29View Original

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After the zero-pole distance modification was carried out on the electrolytic cells in our factory, the temperature of these cells decreased. The circulating alkali heater requires steam supply almost throughout the year. Due to the suboptimal performance of the traps, there is significant waste of steam. I would like to ask if there are any better methods for managing moisture, or if you could recommend a trap that offers good performance. Thank you in advance.
Reply #22016-04-29
We use the one from Gansu Hongfeng
Reply #32016-04-29
It is recommended to use inverted barrel or float-type traps. For manufacturers, Armstrong can be chosen; for domestic use, Quanzhou Yingqiao is a good option.
Reply #42016-04-29
This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2016-4-29 at 20:16. Alkaline solutions cannot be heated to very high temperatures; it’s better to use a constant temperature system, especially those with bimetallic elements, as the drainage temperature can be adjusted. We use a lot of the bimetallic water strainers from Gansu Hongfeng, which were mentioned on the second floor.

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