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Cast Steel Ball Float Steam Trap (FT14-Thread)

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    The date of payment from buyers deliver within days

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    Zhejiang

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    Long-term effective

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    2017-12-28 22:20

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Shanghai Yichen Valve Co., Ltd.
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Ms. Miki(Mr.)  

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Zhejiang

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Room3a19, Fenghui a Building No 168, Cheng Nan Road, Shanghai, China

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http://xlvalve.shbroad.com/

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Cast Steel Ball Float Steam Trap (FT14-Thread)
 
The FT14-T is ball float steam trap having stainless steel working internals and integral automatic air venting facility. The FT14-T can be maintained without disturbing the pipework.
Available types
FT14 (R-L) Horizontal connections with flow from right to left
FT14 (L-R) Horizontal connections with flow from left to right


Sizes and pipe connections
½", ¾" and 1" screwed BSP or NPT.

 
Limiting Condition
Body design conditions  PN16
PMA Maximum allowable pressure  16 bar g @ 100°C
TMA Maximum allowable temperature 250°C @ 13 bar g
Minimum allowable temperature -10°C
PMO Maximum operating pressure for saturated steam service 14 bar g
TMO Maximum operating temperature 250°C @ 13 bar g
Minimum operating temperature 0°C
PMX Maximum differential pressure FT14-4.5 4.5 bar
FT14-10 10 bar
FT14-14 14 bar
Designed for a maximum cold hydraulic test pressure of 24 bar g


Material:
Body:A216 WCB
Bonnet:A216 WCB
Seat:Stainless Steel
Ball Float and Lever:Stainless Steel

Capacities




Capacities shown above are based on condensate at saturation temperature. When discharging sub-cooled condensate the air vent provides extra capacity. Under start-up conditions when the condensate is cold the internal thermostatic air vent will be open and provides additional capacity to the main valve. On 4.5 bar units this will provide a minimum of 50% increased capacity above the hot condensate figures shown. On 10 and 14 bar units this will be a minimum increase of 100% on the published capacity. The above table gives the minimum additional cold water capacities from the air vent.