Steam Trap Valve There are three types of steam traps, Inverted Bucket - As condensate flows into the trap body. Air and steam are trapped in the inverted bucket. This gives a bucket buoyancy and rises with the condensate and quickly closes the valve. When entrapped steam condenses, bucket loses buoyancy, sinks and opens the discharged valve. Air, which has accumulated on top of the trap is immediately expelled by the pressure of the water which follows it to the trap outlet. When air or steam, again enter the inverted bucket the cycle is repeated. Thermodynamic - Cold condens

BODY MATERIAL CUM STANDARD :- Cast iron END DETAILS :- Screwed female ends ,BSP parallel, TESTING :- 300 PSIG HYD WORKING PRESSURE :- Suitable for saturated steam up to 150 PSIG

Steam Traps