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    Tracing traps are used principally to maintain a reasonable product temperature and viscosity in order to simplify pumping and avoid freezing, solidification or stagnation. Traditionally these manifolds are custom designed to an appropriate piping code, then fabricated and tested on site. The modern method of manifolding is to purchase the manifold as a standard piece of equipment just like buying a steam trap.

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    Tracing traps are used principally to maintain a reasonable product temperature and viscosity in order to simplify pumping and avoid freezing, solidification or stagnation. Traditionally these manifolds are custom designed to an appropriate piping code, then fabricated and tested on site. The modern method of manifolding is to purchase the manifold as a standard piece of equipment just like buying a steam trap.

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    Tracing traps are used principally to maintain a reasonable product temperature and viscosity in order to simplify pumping and avoid freezing, solidification or stagnation. Traditionally these manifolds are custom designed to an appropriate piping code, then fabricated and tested on site. The modern method of manifolding is to purchase the manifold as a standard piece of equipment just like buying a steam trap.

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    Tracing traps are used principally to maintain a reasonable product temperature and viscosity in order to simplify pumping and avoid freezing, solidification or stagnation. Traditionally these manifolds are custom designed to an appropriate piping code, then fabricated and tested on site. The modern method of manifolding is to purchase the manifold as a standard piece of equipment just like buying a steam trap.

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    The key takeaways are that steam tracing is used to maintain temperature and avoid freezing or solidification in product lines, manifolds are used to collect condensate and distribute steam, and prefabricated manifolds have benefits like eliminating on-site fabrication and being lightweight and easy to install.

    Steam tracing is used principally to maintain a reasonable product temperature and viscosity in order to simplify pumping and avoid freezing, solidification or stagnation.

    For ease of design and layout the condensate from the traps is collected in a manifold. Similarly the steam to the tracers is manifolded.

    Steam and condensate manifolds

    ANSI Class 300 specification

    A compact dual duty manifold from the worlds leading supplier of tracing traps
    For over 50 years Spirax Sarco has been designing, manufacturing and supplying steam traps to customers worldwide. Since the 1960s part of our range has been dedicated specifically to tracing applications which is often a major part of the steam system. Our experience in this area is second to none. Steam tracing is used principally to maintain a reasonable product temperature and viscosity in order to simplify pumping and avoid freezing, solidification or stagnation. Although the condensate flowrates are relatively small trap populations will be high as all tracer lines should be individually trapped. For ease of design and layout the condensate from the traps is collected in a manifold. Similarly the steam to the tracers is manifolded. Traditionally these manifolds are custom designed to an appropriate piping code, then fabricated and tested on site. The number of individual components needed to construct these manifolds is large and the labour needed to procure, weld, test and inspect them is expensive. These manifolds are large, heavy and a complex piece of the tracing system. After construction insulation can be awkward because of their widely differing geometry. The modern method of manifolding is to purchase the manifold as a standard piece of equipment just like buying a steam trap. The convenience of this type of manifold with its optional insulation jacket and mounting kit is available from Spirax Sarco. The Spirax Sarco steam distribution and condensate collection manifold type MSC is a dual duty (steam or condensate) manifold specifically designed for tracing applications. It is an ANSI Class 300 (ISO PN50) product in ASTM specification material. The main pressure retaining parts are all carbon steel forgings with EN 10204 3.1.B certification available as standard. Low temperature carbon steel, low alloy steel and austenitic stainless steel versions are available on request. Optional insulation jacket for quick and easy insulation.

    Vertical installation saves space.

    Wide choices of sizes and connections

    Integral piston valve that is easily maintainable with stainless steel / graphite lower and upper sealings rings for low wear and long life.

    In-built mounting holes and optional mounting kit for easy installation.

    Lightweight, compact and robust forged carbon steel body.

    Product range and options


    Manifold type Number of tracer connections 4 8 12 DN Tracer connections EN 10204 3.1.B certification Options Insulation Mounting jacket kit Standard Standard Standard
    G G G G G G

    15 20 BSP NPT SW
    G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G

    MSC04 MSC08 MSC12 2

    G Available options.

    For tracing options, see sales brochures 'Steam traps for tracing applications'.

    Typical application
    Steam main

    Condensate main

    For trap type consult Spirax Sarco. Tracer lines Product line

    Steam distribution manifold.

    Condensate collection manifold.

    Diffuser for safe, quiet discharge to atmosphere when condensate is not returned to boiler house.

    User benefits
    G G G G G

    Eliminates on-site fabrication and testing. Lower cost than conventional welded design. Shortens project lead times. Space saving with standardised design. Lightweight to support and easy to install with optional mounting kit. Easy to maintain. Optional insulation jacket for energy conservation. Spirax Sarcos guarantee of technical support, knowledge and service. 3

    Non-critical tracing (product lines)


    Steam is distributed through one manifold to the tracer line attached to the product line. At the end of the tracer line the steam trap discharges the condensate into another manifold and is returned to the condensate main.

    G G G

    The piston valve: how it works


    1 4 The piston valve is a variant of the conventional globe valve in which the seat and cone are replaced by a piston and lantern bush. This overcomes the difficulties usually associated with the replacement of conventional seats. A precision ground piston (1) is connected to the valve stem and handwheel. The piston passes through two sealing rings (an upper (3) and lower (4) ring) separated by a lantern bush (2). When assembled the two sealing rings are compressed around the piston by the load exerted through the bonnet. The upper sealing ring acts as a conventional gland packing and the lower sealing ring acts as the seat. The lantern bush is needed to maintain separation between the upper and lower rings and to allow flow through the valve. Perfect tightness is assured because of the large sealing area between the piston and sealing rings. If the valve needs maintaining then all the internals are easily removed by undoing the cover nuts and withdrawing the piston followed by the rings and lantern bush. The piston valve is well suited to on-off duties such as steam trap isolation, particularly those applications where the valve body is permanently installed as part of the system pipework and plant downtime needs to be minimised. MSC12
    JK F L E G D N G and J closed K and N open M
    Temperature F

    Limiting conditions
    Maximum body design conditions ANSI Class 300 (ISO PN50) Maximum cold hydraulic test pressure 76 bar g

    Operating range
    Temperature C

    0 425 400 300 200 100 0 0

    150

    Pressure psi g 300 450

    600

    739 797 752 572 392 212

    Steam saturation curve


    10 20 30 40 41.5* 51 Pressure bar g

    32

    The product must not be used in the red area *PMO - Maximum operating pressure recommended for saturated steam

    C B

    Sizes and pipe connections


    The steam main / condensate return connection is DN40 socket weld to ANSI B16.11 Class 3000 The tracer line connections are available as DN15 or DN20, screwed BSP or NPT or socket weld to ANSI B16.11 Class 3000

    MSC08
    C B

    B A

    Kv values
    For conversion The Kv value stated is for each valve rather than the complete manifold. DN15 DN20 Kv 1.8 Kv 1.8 Cv (UK) = 0.97 Kv Cv (USA) = 1.17 Kv

    MSC04
    C B A C B A

    B C

    B C

    Dimensions (approximate in mm)


    Type A B 160 160 160 C 85 85 85 D 110 110 110 E 71 71 71 F 48 48 48 G 37.5 37.5 37.5 H 75 75 75 J 102 102 102 K 120 120 120 L 50 50 50 M M12 M12 M12 N 45 45 45 Weight 10 kg 20 kg
    MANA

    MSC04 330 MSC08 650 MSC12 970

    30 kg

    Some of the products shown may not be available in certain markets


    Spirax-Sarco Limited, Charlton House, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, GL53 8ER UK. Tel: +44 (0)1242 521361 Fax: +44 (0)1242 573342 E-mail: Enquiries@SpiraxSarco.com Internet: www.SpiraxSarco.com
    Copyright 2001 Spirax Sarco is a registered trademark of Spirax-Sarco Limited

    SB-P117-01

    ST Issue 4

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