Thermostatic Steam Traps | Spirax Sarco
WEBLearn about the operation and benefits of three types of thermostatic steam traps: liquid expansion, balanced pressure and bimetallic. Compare their characteristics, suitability and limitations for different steam systems and processes.
How Bimetal-Type Thermostatic Steam Traps Work: A Look at …
WEBLearn how bimetal-type steam traps work by using deformation of a thermostatic element to open or close a valve head. Find out their advantages, disadvantages, and applications in steam theory and practice.
Thermostatic | Steam Traps - Watson McDaniel
WEBA steam trap is required for tracing to remove the condensate and air from the system. The most common trap choice for tracing applications is the Thermostatic type. Depending on the particular tracing application, it is often desirable to have some amount of condensate backup in the tubing.
How Disc Traps Work: A Look at their Mechanism and Merits
WEBDisc traps are thermodynamic steam traps that use a circular valve disc to control condensate discharge. Learn how they work, what benefits and drawbacks they have, and how they differ from impulse traps.
Float and Thermostatic | Steam Traps | Watson McDaniel
WEBThese Float and Thermostatic Steam Traps are intended for use on steam process applications with very high condensate load requirements. Examples include re-boilers, absorption chillers, large air-handling equipment and heat exchangers.
Learn About steam | Thermodynamic Steam Traps - Spirax Sarco
WEBThermodynamic steam traps operate by using the dynamics of flash steam to open and close a disc. They are simple, robust and reliable and can handle high temperatures and pressures. Learn about their advantages, disadvantages and how they compare with other types of steam traps.
Float and Thermostatic Steam Traps (F & T traps) | Emerson US
WEBFloat traps respond very well to changing condensate loads and pressure swings and the built-in thermostatic element removes air efficiently, making F&T steam traps the number one choice for process applications.
WEBLearn how to select and use the right steam trap for your application to ensure your steam system is safe, efficient and sustainable. Compare thermodynamic, mechanical and thermostatic steam traps and their features, benefits and applications.
Thermodynamic Steam Traps | US - Spirax Sarco
WEBLearn about the benefits, features and applications of Thermodynamic steam traps, which are reliable, simple and efficient in removing condensate from steam systems. Download product brochures, technical and installation documentation for various sizes and models of Thermodynamic steam traps.
How Steam Traps Work - Watts
WEBLearn about the different types and functions of steam traps, such as thermostatic, float, inverted bucket and thermodynamic. Find out how to select the best steam trap for your application and download a product guide.