Bimetal condensate drain

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Overview of steam traps

Bimetal condensate drains are temperature control drains that do not follow the saturated steam curve . The discharge temperature is regulated manually so that these arresters can be used and installed in a wide variety of systems: wherever subcooling is possible and wherever heat savings and expansion steam reductions are necessary.

Applications

The steam traps , known for their robustness, are suitable for reducing steam consumption in the main steam lines and trace heating and enable energy savings . They are used for the drainage of superheated steam and steam lines as well as for trace heating and storage tank heating or as a frost protection valve for freezing protection on condensate lines.

Working method

The opening and closing of the valve is controlled by a bimetal that reacts to changes in temperature.

literature

  • Bernhard Thier (edit.): Industrial valves: components of pipeline technology. Vulkan Verlag, Essen 1997. ISBN 978-3802727122
  • Schramek, Recknagel, Sprenger: Pocket book for heating + air conditioning 07/08. Oldenbourg industrial publisher. Munich 2006. ISBN 978-3835631229 ( see also: Der Recknagel )

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