South American Valve is the top most Thermodynamic Steam Trap Supplier in Brazil. A Thermodynamic steam trap is a type of steam trap used in steam systems to remove condensate and prevent the escape of steam. It operates based on the principle of thermodynamics and utilizes the difference in pressure between steam and condensate to function. Thermodynamic steam traps operate using the principle of the Bernoulli equation, which states that as the velocity of a fluid increases, its pressure decreases. The trap consists of a disc or valve that opens and closes based on the difference in pressure between steam and condensate.
South American Valve is a leading Thermodynamic Steam Trap Supplier in Brazil. It’s worth noting that while thermodynamic steam traps have their advantages, there are other types of steam traps available, such as mechanical, float and thermostatic, and inverted bucket traps. The choice of steam trap depends on the specific requirements of the steam system and the characteristics of the condensate being handled.
How does a Steam Trap function?
When steam enters the trap, the pressure on the upstream side of the disc increases, causing it to lift or open. This allows the steam to pass through the trap and continue along the system. As condensate forms and flows into the trap, the pressure on the downstream side of the disc
increases, forcing the disc to close and prevent the escape of steam.
Advantages:
- Improved system efficiency
- Prevention of water hammer
- Reduced maintenance
- Increased system lifespan
- Improved product quality
Industries:
- Power Generation Plants
- Oil and Gas Industry
- Pulp and Paper Industry
- Textile Industry
- Chemical Industry
Description:
Body Material: Carbon steel, Ductile iron, Stainless steel (SS304, SS316), Cast iron, Forged steel (A105, F11, F22)
Size: 1/2″ to 2″
Nominal Pressure: PN10 to PN250Class: 150 to 300
Ends: Flanged, Buttweld, Socket weld, Threaded
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https://www.southamericanvalve.com/product-category/thermodynamic-steam-trap/
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