Barnes & Jones® FT2015-3 ERP_046074

The opening and closing of the valve is caused by changes of the condensate level within the trap shell. When the water level drops, the weight of the float closes the valve. As condensate enters the traps, the float rises and opens the valve, allowing condensate to be discharged. The float is designed to provide sufficient buoyancy to overcome the differential pressure across the valve. The internal float and valve configuration is such that the condensate level is always above the valve, creating a continuous water seal at the seat. Air and other gasses are freely discharged as they reach the trap through the air vent. The calibrated thermostat will close the air vent immediately when the temperature surrounding the element reaches saturated steam temperature. Barnes & Jones float and thermostatic traps are compact, of rugged design, with easy access to all interior parts.

Barnes & Jones® Steam Trap, Series: 2000, 1129 lb/hr Capacity, 3/4 in Connection, 15 lb/sq-in Pressure, Cast Iron Body and Head, ASTM-A278 Class 30, 5-11/16 in W x 5-5/8 in H x 5 in D

• The body is cast with 2-inlet and outlet pipe connections that permit 4-combinations of pipe hook-ups for all types of applications
• Variety of hook-up combinations
• Unaffected by sudden or wide pressure changes
• Responds quickly to condensate load changes
• Continuous discharge
• Condensate discharge temperature closely follows the saturated steam curve
• Function is not impaired by high back pressure
• Energy efficient, simple construction
• On-line repair
• Grade 5 steel bolting
• Non-asbestos cover gasket
• Stainless steel float and plug
• Brass 15#, stainless steel 30# seat
• Same side piping configuration

• Specification Sheet https://assets.unilogcorp.com/267/ITEM/DOC/Barnes_Jones_FT2015_3_Specification_Sheet.pdf