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    Thermodynamic Steam Traps DK PN 40, PN 63/class 600: Features of The DK Series

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    The document provides information about thermodynamic steam traps of the DK series from Thermodyne. It summarizes the key features as discharging condensate with virtually no banking-up, having a robust and position-insensitive regulator, and allowing for a maximum back pressure of 80% of the upstream pressure. It then gives details on available models for different flowrate capacities and pressure ratings, as well as available end connections and dimensional information. Capacity charts are also included to show the maximum condensate flowrates at varying differential pressures.

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    The document provides information about thermodynamic steam traps of the DK series from Thermodyne. It summarizes the key features as discharging condensate with virtually no banking-up, having a robust and position-insensitive regulator, and allowing for a maximum back pressure of 80% of the upstream pressure. It then gives details on available models for different flowrate capacities and pressure ratings, as well as available end connections and dimensional information. Capacity charts are also included to show the maximum condensate flowrates at varying differential pressures.

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    The document provides information about thermodynamic steam traps of the DK series from Thermodyne. It summarizes the key features as discharging condensate with virtually no banking-up, having a robust and position-insensitive regulator, and allowing for a maximum back pressure of 80% of the upstream pressure. It then gives details on available models for different flowrate capacities and pressure ratings, as well as available end connections and dimensional information. Capacity charts are also included to show the maximum condensate flowrates at varying differential pressures.

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    Thermodynamic Steam Traps DK PN 40, PN 63/class 600: Features of The DK Series

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    The document provides information about thermodynamic steam traps of the DK series from Thermodyne. It summarizes the key features as discharging condensate with virtually no banking-up, having a robust and position-insensitive regulator, and allowing for a maximum back pressure of 80% of the upstream pressure. It then gives details on available models for different flowrate capacities and pressure ratings, as well as available end connections and dimensional information. Capacity charts are also included to show the maximum condensate flowrates at varying differential pressures.

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    Thermodynamic Steam Traps DK

    PN 40, PN 63/Class 600

    Features of the DKseries


    Discharge with virtually no banking-up
    Robust, insensitive regulator
    Installation in any position
    Max. admissible back pressure 80 % of the upstream pressure

    Application
    Type

    DK 45 Rhombusline body
    with enclosed, weather-resistant regulator for discharging steam lines and tracing
    systems without banking-up of condensate

    L DK 47-L Compact steam trap


    DK 57-L for small condensate flowrates for discharging steam lines and tracing systems
    without banking-up of condensate
    DK 45
    DK 47-H Compact steam trap
    DK 57-H for large condensate flowrates for discharging steam lines and tracing systems
    without banking-up of condensate

    Pressure/Temperature Ratings
    Type PN / Class PMX Material Pressure/Temp. Rating1)
    EN ASTM PMA TMA p/T
    [bar] [bar] [C] [bar/C]
    DK 45 PN 40 32 1.0460 A105 40.0 450 27.6 / 300 13.1 / 450
    DK 47 PN 63 / Class 600 42 1.40272) A743-CA40 63.0 400 50.0 / 300 42.0 / 400
    DK 57 PN 63 / Class 600 42 1.40212) AISI420 63.0 400 50.0 / 300 42.0 / 400
    1) Limits for body/cover. Functional requirements may restrict the use to below the limits quoted.
    For full details on limiting conditions depending on end connection and type of regulator see data sheet.
    2) ASTM nearest equivalent is stated for guidance. Physical and chemical properties comply with EN.

    Available End Connections and Overall Length


    Overall length (L) in mm
    L
    Type Connections DN10 DN 15 DN 20 DN 25
    DK 47 3/8" 1/2" 3/4" 1"
    DK 45 Flanged EN PN 40 150 150 160
    Flanged ASME 1501) 150 150 160
    Flanged ASME 3001) 150 150 160
    Screwed sockets 95 95 95
    Socket-weld (SW) 95 95 95
    Butt-weld (BW) 200 200 200
    DK 47-L Screwed sockets 78 78 90 95
    DK 47-H Screwed sockets 78 90 95
    DK 57-L Screwed sockets 55 65 80
    DK 57-H Screwed sockets 70 80 90
    1) DK 45 with flanged ASME: Overall length 172 mm on request.

    L
    DK 57
    Thermodynamic Steam Traps DK
    PN 40, PN 63/Class 600

    Capacity Charts
    The charts show the maximum hot condensate capacities.

    DK 45
    [lb/h] [kg/h]
    1000
    2000
    800

    600
    500
    1000
    400
    800
    300
    600
    500
    200
    400

    300

    100
    200
    Durchsatz

    80
    Capacity
    Capacity

    150 1 2 3 4 6 8 10 20 32 [bar]

    20 30 40 50 60 80 100 200 300 420 [psi]


    Differential
    PMX pressure

    DK 47 DK 57

    H
    1" H 1"
    H
    " H "

    H H
    " " L
    , "
    "
    ",
    L /8
    - 1"
    /8"
    Capacity

    Capacity

    Differential pressure Differential pressure

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