The main purpose of condensate pot is to catch and hold condensate and foreign material. This prevents damage to the metering system and/or manifold. The condensate may be drained from the bottom valve connection. OS&Y gate or ball valves to be used as the drain port.

Condensate chambers are used as a barrier between the main line and the secondary instruments in the measurement of steam or other vapors which condense to a liquid state insuring compatibility with the secondary instruments. They can also be used to cool down very high temperature liquids. Seal pots are installed where the line fluid is corrosive or viscous to the extent where it cannot be permitted to contact the secondary instrument. (transmitter or gauge) thereby acting as a liquid barrier between the line fluid and the condensate.  

Seal pots/Condensate chambers are available in carbon steel to ASTM  A 106 with Zinga coating equivalent  to hot dip galvanized, Epoxy, Silver Coat etc.  Stainless Steel to ASTM A 312 Piping code, P22 and other alloy steel fabricated from Seamless pipe with inside cleaned and checked to assure desired volume. Standard pipe sizes are 2" to 6". Connection fittings are NPT or welded socket adaptors, Butt Weld etc. The half coupling connections are jig welded inside and out at  90 degrees to assure safety, provide proper alignment and ease the task of installing.

Weld joints are Argon welded as per ASME SEC IX by qualified welding personnel. All headers are 100% hydrostatically / pneumatically tested at applicable pressures and also 2% samples are subjected to Dye Penetrant Testing.  The following can be offered upon request.

1) Weld location map / WPS for approval.
2) UT /Radiography test can also be offered upon request.

 ISO/ISA standards are typically followed unless otherwise specified.

EN10204/3.1b Test Certificate will be furnished. Typical industry applications include: Refineries, Power plants, Chemical & Petrochemical, Steel plants and other Process industries. 

Installation can be either vertical or horizontal lines between the primary (Flow Meter) and the secondary (transmitter/gauge) to act as  barrier to the line fluid permitting direct sensation of the flow conditions. Units should be mounted at the same level minimizing possible error that could arise due to unequal head of fluid in the connecting pressure lines.

Initial sizing of the required level in the seal pots is somewhat subjective. The basic rule of thumb is that the level in the chambers should equal the total volume of condensate in the transmitter and the sensing lines. This also complies with ASME requirements. Exact capacity is also contingent on a number of other issues including: Relative humidity, Dew point, Pressure, Flow rate, etc. Standard maintenance includes draining/filling as necessary.

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Pipe size, Pipe schedule, MOC, Style (location and number of taps) and Quantity.