Condensate drain BP series
automaticthermostatic

condensate drain
condensate drain
condensate drain
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Characteristics

Medium
condensate
Operational mode
automatic
Type
thermostatic
Operating pressure

Max.: 32 bar
(464.12 psi)

Min.: 6 bar
(87.02 psi)

Description

Thermostatic steam traps How a balanced pressure thermostatic steam trap works 1. On start-up, cold air and condensate enter the trap. As the capsule is also cold, the valveis open and the air and condensate are discharged. 2. The capsule warms up as the condensate approaches steam temperature. Its liquidfilling boils, and the resultant vapour pressure acting on the diaphragm pushes the valvehead towards the seat, fully closing at the selected dischargetemperature before any steam is lost. 3. As the condensate within the trap cools, the vapour fillingcondenses and the internal capsule pressure falls. The valvereopens, discharges condensate and the cycle repeats. Features and benefits: • Condensate is discharged at below steam saturation temperature, utilising sensible heat in the condensate and reducing flash steam losses • Automatically discharges air and other incondensable gases to aid rapid warm-up of plant • It automatically adjusts itself to variations of steam pressure up to its maximum operating pressure and can tolerate superheat up to 70°C • Discharge temperature set by capsule selection – no requirement to adjust on site • Manufactured using advanced technology to exacting quality standards • All stainless steel internals extend working life and reduce plant maintenance • The BPC32 and BPS32 series has a two bolt cover design for ease of maintenance.

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ACHEMA 2024
ACHEMA 2024

10-14 Jun 2024 Frankfurt am Main (Germany)

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