Let's Talk Steam Traps
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- Let's Talk Steam Traps.
Since the Armstrong Inverted Bucket Steam Trap was brought to market in 1911, the energy-saving performance of steam traps applying the inverted bucket engineering principle is legendary.
Armstrong offers a full range of steam traps as well as the remarkable trap valve station (TVS) to integrate valves and traps into one versatile package for quicker installation, simplified testing and faster maintenance.
Armstrong International has released an FREE updated interactive 40 minutes course on Steam Traps. The course objectives are: Learn the purpose of steam traps -- Explore steam trap types -- Learn how to size and select steam traps -- Identify typical maintenance and preventive measures Check it out here: store.armstrong...
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This just goes to show that you don't need fancy 3D computer graphics to clearly explain and demonstrate technical concepts.
It's an oldie, but the information still holds true!
This is so right, everyone is going crazy with:" Smart Class, Laptops, Tablets, E Learning, Graphics" and all that ineffective BS, just because it involves computers doesn't mean it's necessarily better, however things like this and the ability to find research papers, patents and collaborate with research scientists is the real deal.
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that mustache definitely helps though
What are you saying? The video has plenty of fancy animation. A simple diagram would do.
I hope this guy is recording videos still, finally someone who speaks clearly and makes sense! Good intro for me to the subject. Thanks!
This is by far the best lesson in steam systems i have ever watched!
3:30 inverted bucket
6:15 automatic differential
8:40 float and thermostatic
This explanation and demonstration of the steam trap in different instances is perfect. Well put together. Thank you.
Thank you for your feedback!
PanGlobal Corp. this video is far more informative than your texts. Replacing your diagrams would help a lot.
Thanks for the upload! very good! Makes a 4th class power engineering student happy.
...I hear ya
This was very well done. Was not really that interested in it, but after watching for a few minutes the host's obvious knowledge of the system and the traps operation, along with helpful animated videos and explanation made this easy to watch.
Thanks for watching!
lol. interesting to hear what people think of the crap i have to design.
These are ingenious little devices. Thanks for the flashback
Came for the steam traps, stayed for the milk trap. What an epic 'stache.
Coming back to this comment because I think about it all the time 😂 nothing has made me laugh harder during a work day
Thank God for the rewind button. This video is densely packed.
Another great video. Good job Armstrong!
No! Bad Christopher!
nice video,it gives more knowledge with regards steam traps operation
Float & Thermostatic one is very well explained,
After watching this video I’m convinced people were generally smarter back when this film was made. I’m afraid we’re doomed.
Great study!
Great explanation and good information it helps a lot to resolve problems and choosing the right trap,thanks
nothing but fantastic
this is way more informative then my pan global text books but man is this guy making me fall asleep
Good content pity he didn't Cover the Venturi Type Trap
i gain more knowledge through this topic superb
well gotta go to bed, gotta work early in the morning
*youtube* HALF HOUR DOC ON STEAM TAPS?!?!?!?!
....I suppose I could
couldnt help to notice the logo .. all seeing eye on top of the pyramid again
Frank James , looks more like A for anus... check out Paradise P.D. on Netflix.. look at their arm patches..
AMAZING!!!!!! THANKS
Good one !!
very good video
In the inverted bucket, why does the air escape through the little bucket hole but not steam?
Nice!
13:44 thermodynamic trap
Hello Armstrong
Can we make a electric. Steam trap with combination of water level electrodes and Solonied valve?
what a video suoper useful
Legend
Itz awesome.... Manh...
I remember seeing this in boiler class
I love traps
Cool video, informational.
Velan Steam Traps are way better and much more reliable, efficient and cost saving.
Armstrong bucket traps literature admits their trap leaks live steam every time it operates.
being new to this, i am curious to know about steam inlet and steam outlet . and most important where this condensates come from?
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GRACIAS
Where can I get a steam in NYC?
I enjoyed this...
In the inverted bucket, where is the output of steam?
On any type of steam trap, including the inverted bucket steam trap, there is no output of steam. The main purpose of the steam trap is to trap the steam into the system (heat exchanger, coil, etc) allowing it to transfer its latent heat. On the outlet of the steam trap you should only see condensate, air and non-condensable gases. When the condensate goes from higher pressure to lower pressure it will flash so you might see some flash steam also on the outlet of the trap. Please let us know if you'd like more information. We're happy to share our knowledge!
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Steam traps? I thought we were having steam clams.
What about Winnebago Man .... Dam Flys. lol
great video, so inspiratif, if you please give me feedback, be awated
The disc trap sucks lol
Alexander Manz they are pretty needy if you have less than perfect boiler water. The channels are prone to clogging. The simplicity is the selling point.
3:02 A molecule of water does not expand 1600 times when it is in a gas. That is silly
Golden
Why five thumbs down??
They own disc traps.
Don't buy disk traps, got it
Let’s remove call democrats out of office in 2022 and 2024
This shows that the disc trap sucks
Why did i watch this, what is wrong with me?
Nothing's wrong, it's just that the video is too good.
still it is funny. I know why i am watching. i have to select these traps and troubleshoot problems my clients are having. you would be surprised how few engineers understand this stuff.
This guy would NEVER make it in the 21st century. He NEVER sez "Ummm..", "Ahh..." or says 'fur' instead of 'for,' and his 'rhythm' goes with the content., not with the flip-cards.