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HOW IT WORKS IN STANDARD THERMOSTATIC STEAM
TRAPS
A
horizontal orifice is drilled in the seat ring creating a passage
SLR
SEAT RING IN
SANITARY THERMOSTATIC STEAM TRAPS An orifice is drilled in the valve from one of the wrench flats to the centerline. Another orifice is drilled from the tip of the valve, at centerline, until the two orifices meet perpendicularly.
SLR
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IN FREE FLOAT (NFT) STEAM TRAPSThe orifice is drilled in the thermostatic air vent portion of the steam trap. The orifice is drilled perpendicular to the air vent discharge to the trap body downstream of the valve disc and seat. This allows a small amount of steam and condensate to bypass the air vent at all times whether it is open or closed.
SLR
AIR VENT DESCRIPTION
Under start-up or heavy load conditions, the main valve of the trap is fully open providing condensate discharge at capacity rates. As condensate load diminishes and the trap shuts, condensate flow is terminated. Light loads that arise will be discharged through the secondary (SLR) orifice. Any increase in condensate load, which is more than the SLR orifice can handle, will be passed to the main valve for immediate discharge. In systems such as rotary dryers and corrugators, that use siphon equipment, steam can reach the trap prior to the condensate. This creates a “steam lock” that breaks the siphon process and blocks condensate flow. The SLR feature will pass this steam immediately and allow for the continuous discharge of condensate. WHY USE THE SLR FEATURE? 1.
Specify where immediate elimination of condensate ADVANTAGES 1.
Prevents steam locking AVAILABLE: N125,
N450, TA500, UMT450, A, B, C, CS, NFT250, NFT650, CDS200, CDH200, AND
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