Steam, strainers and equipment protection
Steam and condensate equipment
Condensate load, operating pressure, back pressure, process-control method and venting requirements drive steam-equipment selection.
Type and construction
Available types
Thermodynamic steam trap
View details2Float and thermostatic steam trap
View details3Inverted-bucket steam trap
View details4Thermostatic steam trap
View details5Steam pressure-reducing valve
View details6Steam separator
View details7Pump-trap unit
View details8Flash vessel
View details9Steam air vent
View details10Condensate pot
View details11Condensate recovery system
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How the main types differ in selection
1 additional types above have their own detail pages.
Before selection
Information to define
- 1Steam pressure
- 2Condensate load
- 3Back pressure
- 4Process load type
- 5Discharge method
- 6Energy recovery
Typical materials
Typical connections
Typical media
Function
What does this family do?
Steam and condensate management
Condensate discharge, moisture separation, pressure reduction and energy recovery
Functional selection guidePressure reduction and sustaining
Maintaining downstream or upstream pressure with direct or pilot operation
Functional selection guideParticle removal and equipment protection
Removing debris upstream of pumps, valves, steam traps or instruments
Functional selection guideTechnical reference
Related standards
The exact edition and requirements must be checked against the project specification.
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Engineering note
This page supports initial screening and does not replace engineering calculations, project specifications, manufacturer approval or design pressure-temperature checks.
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