For pressures to 300 psig (20 bar) . . . Capacities to 104 scfm (177 m3h)
Armstrong offers thermostatic air vents for positive venting of air and other non-condensable gases from steam in chamber-type heat-transfer equipment. Typical applications include jacketed kettles, retorts, vulcanizers, jacketed sterilizers or other contained equipment where air could accumulate in remote areas of the steam chamber and reduce heat-transfer capacity. These vents are balanced pressure air vents that respond to the pressure-temperature curve of steam. Air is automatically vented at slightly below steam temperature throughout the entire operating pressure range.
Armstrong thermostatic air vents should be installed at the highest point on a steam chamber, with the air vent located above the chamber. This will minimize the possibility of any liquid carryover, and air can be vented at atmosphere without a drain line.
For pressures to 300 psig (20 bar) . . .
Capacities to 104 scfm (177 m3h)
Armstrong offers thermostatic air vents for positive venting of air
and other non-condensable gases from steam in chamber-type heat-transfer
equipment. Typical applications include jacketed kettles, retorts,
vulcanizers, jacketed sterilizers or other contained equipment where air
could accumulate in remote areas of the steam chamber and reduce
heat-transfer capacity. These vents are balanced pressure air vents that
respond to the pressure-temperature curve of steam. Air is
automatically vented at slightly below steam temperature throughout the
entire operating pressure range.
Armstrong thermostatic air vents should be
installed at the highest point on a steam chamber, with the air vent
located above the chamber. This will minimize the possibility of any
liquid carryover, and air can be vented at atmosphere without a drain
line.
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