2" Thermodynamic Steam Trap

2" (DN50) flanged steam trap for sale online. Low price thermodynamic steam trap with strainer and trap, suitable for steam system applications including process heating, steam tracing, and heating of tanks and vessels.

Specifications

• Model: ATO-CS49H-16C-DN50
• Nominal Diameter: DN50 (2 inch)
• Connection Method: Flange
• Nominal Pressure: 1.6Mpa
• Max Work Temperature: 350℃
• Weight: 9.34kg
• Material: WCB

Features

• It has a steam or air thermal insulation device, which will not be affected by environmental humidity.
• Thermodynamic type steam trap is equipped with a filter and drain valve.
• It reduces the frequency of motion and lengthens the lifetime.
• A thermodynamic steam trap is sensitive and reliable in operation with a large capacity.

Dimensions（Unit: mm)

Applications

The thermodynamic steam trap is widely used in steam systems, particularly in applications where there is a high rate of condensate formation or where there is a need for rapid condensate removal. They are commonly used in processes such as steam heating, sterilization, and cooking, as well as in industrial processes such as chemical manufacturing and oil refining. 

Tips: Thermodynamic Steam Trap vs. Ball Float Steam Trap

Thermodynamic steam traps and ball float steam traps are both types of steam traps used in industrial applications, but they operate on different principles and have different advantages and disadvantages.

Thermodynamic steam traps use a disc that opens and closes based on the difference in pressure between steam and condensate. When steam enters the trap, it flows around the disc and creates a low-pressure area that opens the disc. As the condensate enters the trap, it covers the disc and creates a high-pressure area that closes the disc. This cycle repeats as the trap removes the condensate from the system.

Ball float steam traps, as mentioned earlier, use a ball float mechanism to regulate the flow of condensate and steam. The ball float rises and falls depending on the level of condensate in the trap, which opens and closes the trap to discharge the condensate and prevent the loss of steam.

In summary, the choice between thermodynamic steam traps and ball float steam traps depends on the specific requirements of the steam system. Factors such as pressure, temperature, and condensate flow rates should be considered when selecting the appropriate type of steam trap for a given application.