Armstrong International B Series 1-1/2 in. 192F 175 psi Steam Trap - D1175-11

Armstrong International B Series 1-1/2 in. 192F 175 psi Steam Trap - D1175-11

The Armstrong International B Series steam trap, model D1175-11, features a one-and-a-half-inch connection and operates at a maximum pr

The Armstrong International B Series steam trap, model D1175-11, features a one and a half inch connection and operates at a maximum pressure of 15 psi. This float and thermostatic steam trap provides efficient drainage in heating applications.

Features

• Suitable for pressures from vacuum to thirty psi (2 bar)
• Constructed from cast iron for horizontal mounting
• Capable of handling capacities up to 2,760 lb/hr

Specifications

What Our Experts Think

• 1-1/2 Inch Size – Provides a reliable fit for larger steam systems requiring high-flow condensate removal.
• 192°F & 175 PSI Resistance – Built to handle moderate temperature and pressure conditions, ideal for general industrial steam applications.
• Durable Cast Iron Construction – Offers long-lasting performance and resistance to wear, ensuring minimal maintenance and downtime.
• Efficient Operation – Effectively removes condensate while maintaining optimal steam system efficiency and reducing energy waste.
• Versatile Use – Perfect for a wide range of industrial applications, including food processing, manufacturing, and HVAC systems.

Q&A

Q: What is the Armstrong D1175-11 steam trap used for?
A: The Armstrong D1175-11 steam trap is designed to automatically remove condensate from steam systems while preventing steam loss, ensuring efficient operation in industrial and commercial steam applications.

Q: What makes the Armstrong D1175-11 steam trap reliable?
A: The D1175-11 is built with durable materials and engineered for long-lasting performance, effectively handling high-pressure steam and preventing water hammer and energy loss.

Q: How does the Armstrong D1175-11 improve steam system efficiency?
A: By efficiently removing condensate, the D1175-11 helps maintain optimal pressure in steam systems, reducing energy waste and improving overall system efficiency.

Q: Is the Armstrong D1175-11 steam trap easy to maintain?
A: Yes, the D1175-11 is designed for easy maintenance, with a reliable, low-maintenance operation that minimizes downtime in steam systems.

Maintenance Tips

• Check for Leaks – Inspect the steam trap regularly for any signs of leakage around the body and connections. Tighten or replace seals as necessary.
• Monitor Steam Pressure – Ensure the system is running within the recommended 175 psi range to maintain optimal steam trap performance.
• Inspect for Clogs – Clean the internal components of the steam trap to prevent debris buildup, which can hinder efficient condensate removal.
• Test for Proper Operation – Periodically test the steam trap to ensure it is properly discharging condensate and not allowing steam to escape.
• Examine for Corrosion – Inspect the trap for signs of corrosion, especially in high-temperature areas, and replace any damaged parts promptly.
• Replace Worn Parts – If the steam trap shows signs of excessive wear or damage, replace parts like the seat, disc, or valve to maintain reliable operation.
• Ensure Proper Installation – Confirm that the steam trap is installed correctly to avoid any issues with drainage and pressure regulation.