Liquid Drain From Air Systems

What is a Liquid Drain From Air Systems?

Liquid Drain From Air Systems is a device or system used to prevent air from entering or escaping a system. It is often used to prevent air from entering or leaving pipes or ducts in plumbing or HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) systems. Air traps work by using a chamber or other mechanism to trap or separate air from the flow of water or other liquids in the system.

What are the Liquid Drain From Air Systems Types?

There are several types of air steam traps, including float steam traps, inverted bucket steam traps and thermodynamic steam traps. Float steam traps use a float to open and close a valve to allow air to be trapped or released from the system. Inverted bucket steam traps use an inverted bucket that floats above the liquid to trap air in the system. Thermodynamic steam traps use a temperature sensitive element to open and close a valve to allow air to be trapped or released from the system.

Where is Liquid Drain From Air Systems Used?

It is used in a variety of applications, including air traps, boilers, heat exchangers, and other equipment that uses water or other fluids to transfer heat or energy. They are also used in cooling systems to prevent air from entering or escaping from the system. It can help increase the efficiency of the system by preventing air from entering or escaping, which can cause problems such as reduced flow or reduced heat transfer.

Product features

• Body: GGG 40.3 Ductile Iron
• Cover: GGG Ductile Iron
• Max. Operating pressure : 16 Bar
• Max. Operating temperature: 250°C
• ▲p: 4,5 – 10 – 14bar

Air Trap Usage Areas

• Tanks
• Heat exchangers
• Heating batteries
• Ovens
• Filling and draining containers
• Hot water boilers
• Liquid circuits

You can watch our video to have more detailed information about steam traps.