Incorrect selection of the cylinder drain valve
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This post was last edited by Watt Energy Saving on 2017-5-24 09:58. Steam engineers on site found the applications shown in the following images, and it is estimated that 30,000 yuan worth of steam is wasted each year. The type is incorrect; float-type steam traps are generally not used in cylinder partitions, have a short service life, and are prone to internal leakage. The diameter is too large; a DN50 float-type steam trap has a drainage capacity of 7000 KG/h at 10 barg, which is overkill.
So which type of strainer should be used?
A 50-model steam trap with a drainage capacity of 7,000 tons per hour? That’s completely exaggerated
For the steam distribution cylinders, we all use direct condensate drainage
Use an inverted bucket? ? ? Also, is the water flow amount you mentioned calculated incorrectly? ? ?