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The steam jacket heating condensate is located 7 meters underground; a hydrophoger is installed at the surface. Can the condensate be drained to maintain the temperature underground?

2016-06-14View Original

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The steam jacket heating condensate is located 7 meters underground; a hydrophoger is installed at the surface. Can the condensate be removed, and will this help maintain the temperature of the underground pipelines?
Reply #22016-06-14
It depends on the steam pressure and the model of the trap
Reply #32016-06-14
First, add a vent valve behind the strainer and in front of the manual valve; if that doesn’t work, just use the vent valve first – if it works, then you’ve succeeded. In particular, there should originally be a shut-off valve and a vent valve here.
Reply #42016-06-15
It’s not very effective; steam can’t completely push the condensate upward

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