Type

Gestra Steam trap DK 45

Fitur

The thermodynamic steam trap features a movable valve
disk that rests on a double seat. The condensate enters
the steam trap from below, thereby lifting the disk off its
seat. It is then deflected by 180° and flows through the
small seat orifice into the discharge line. As the temperature
of the condensate increases, upstream pressure builds up
in the space above the valve disk. When the condensate
evaporates into steam, a low-pressure area is formed under the disk due to the increased flow velocity, forcing the
disk downwards against its bearing surface and stopping
all flow. Since the pressure above the valve disk is acting
on a larger surface area, the closing force is much higher than the pressure pushing against the disk from the
inlet side. As the steam loses heat, some of it condenses,
reducing the pressure above the valve disk and hence the
closing force. As soon as the pressure on top of the disk
has dropped to a value that equals the opening pressure produced by the upstream pressure, the disk is lifted
off its seat, and the cycle repeats itself. External factors
such as heat, wind, precipitation etc. can effect the functioning and performance of the thermodynamic steam trap
considerably. However, the DK 45 is not influenced by these

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