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Free Float® Steam Traps for Main Lines
Free Float® steam traps for main lines that provide a tight seal even under low condensate load conditions.
Operating Pressure Range: 0.01 - 10 MPaG
Operating Temperature Range: 0 - 425 °C
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Free Float® Steam Traps for Steam Mains and Tracer Lines
PETRONAS Refinery Achieves Significant Savings with Help of TLV & Enproserve
Singapore Refining Company Teams Up with TLV for Major Energy Savings
Free Float® Steam Trap SS series (Animation)
Product Details
Benefits and Features
- Energy Conservation
- The valve opening is under a continuous water-seal, so no steam can escape through the valve. In the case of small condensate loads, such as in superheated steam lines, the Free Float’s 3-point seating holds the float tightly against the valve opening to ensure that no steam is allowed to escape.
- Prevention of Start-up Trouble
- The automatic air vent design opens the air vent valve at start-up to discharge any low temperature air inside the system. This prevents air-binding, which can be caused by initial air.
- Long Service Life
- The spherical Free Float® rotates during operation, allowing any point on its surface to act as the valve seal and thus ensuring long service life.
Application Areas
Steam main lines, steam headers, tracers, etc.