Selection of steam traps
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Generally, the steam traps we use are steam-specific traps. Now, if we want to use a valve that can both remove water and prevent air from passing through in a normal temperature environment (with media at normal temperature), which type of valve should we choose? Seeking advice
A steam trap is used only when there is steam present; it is incorrect to use one for venting at normal temperatures, as it results in unnecessary expenses. It is recommended to install a simple exhaust pipe at the highest point of the pipeline, and use an exhaust valve when under pressure.
Under normal room temperature conditions, drainage and air separation, along with a float-type hydrophobic valve, are sufficient
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