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What is the back pressure of the trap?
For most traps, the force exerted by back pressure acts in the direction that opens the valve, relative to a force that opens the valve.… -
What is the steam trap safety rate
For steam traps that operate continuously (proportionally) like float traps, due to the small opening of the disc, excessive capacity will cause roughening of the valve seat (when high-speed fluid passes through a narrow gap, the contact surface will Corrosion, forming grooves), damage the valve seat and cause leakage.… -
What are the consequences of a wrong trap selection?
In the selection of the type, errors in the amount of drainage, working pressure difference, valve seat size, and connection size will cause the equipment to fail to work.… -
How to use pneumatic knife gate valve
Knife gate valve is also called knife gate valve, knife gate valve, slurry valve and mud valve.… -
A brief introduction to the flapper valve
The main characteristics of the gate valve are small fluid resistance. … -
Difference Between Inverted Bucket Traps and Ball Float Traps Options
The inverted bucket trap, also known as the inverted bucket trap, works by utilizing the difference in density between condensate and steam.… -
Working principle and selection requirements of bimetallic steam trap
The bimetallic steam trap should be installed near the heating equipment or pipeline, below the condensate outlet for easy maintenance.… -
Working principle and characteristics of free floating ball steam trap
The free float steam trap is used in steam heating equipment, steam pipe network and condensed water recovery system.…