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Primary pressure: Steam pressure at the inlet of the pressure regulator.
Secondary pressure: Steam pressure at the outlet of the pressure regulator.
Minimum adjustable flow rate: Minimum flow that can be maintained at a constant pressure level.
Set pressure: Desired secondary pressure.
Rated flow rate: Maximum flow rate, at secondary pressure, that can be obtained within a given offset when the primary pressure is held constant.
Pressure rise: The increase in set pressure, following steam-using equipment shutdown by closing the inlet valve to the equipment.
Offset: Difference between actual secondary pressure and set pressure, when flow rate is increased from the minimum adjustable flow rate to the rated flow rate while primary pressure is held constant.
Pressure vs. Flow Rate
Primary pressure 30 psig, setting 15 psig, size 1 inch
Flow Rate (lb per hr)
+7
400
800
1200
1600
Setting 15 psig
Offset
-7
Rated Flow Rate
Above: The pressure and flow characteristic data prove stable valve performance: accurate pressure reduction is maintained even if flow varies. This test data was obtained by computer-controlled automated testing equipment.
Left: After setting the secondary pressure of 30 psig when the primary pressure is 45 psig the chart illustrates the variation of the secondary pressure when the primary pressure is increased to 150 psig.
Pressure Characteristic
32 30 28 26
si
O « S
40 60 80 100
Primary Pressure (psig)
120
140 150
Steam Flow Velocity vs. Separation Rate
100
This test data demonstrates that the SCE separator provides the exceptionally high condensate separation rate of 98.5% at a steam flow velocity of 33 ft/sec.
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Separation rate (%) is given as:
quantity of condensate discharged
95
x 100
quantity of incoming condensate
.....This combined with the pressure reducing
function of the valve, delivers virtually 100% dry steam downstream.
90
20 40 60 80 100 120130 Steam Flow Velocity (ft/sec)
Accuracy: ±2%
Condensation: 90 - 100 lb per hour
Condensate Discharge Capacities
Model COS-3
Model COS-16
Model COS-21
2000
1000 700 500
300
200
100 70 50
30 20
h) rz
a.
s>
■c a
2000
1000 700 500
300 200
100 70 50
30 20
10 6
1"
h) rz
a.
■c 5
400 300 200
100 70 50
30 20
10 7 5 4
2"
4"
2",3"
1",1V2" 1/2",3/4
lb
rz a.
■c 5
/2", 3/4"
r,1V2 3/t
0.1 0.3 0.5 1 3 5 10 Differential Pressure (psi)
30 45
0.1
0.3 0.5 1 3 5 10 30 50 100 Differential Pressure (psi)
250
0.1
0.5 1 3 5 10 3050 100 Differential Pressure (psi)
250
This discharge capacity chart shows maximum hourly discharge rates of condensate 11 °F below saturated steam temperature. The pressure differential is the difference between the trap primary and secondary pressures.
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