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One of the worst inventions ever, to save some dollars per unit, industries waste millions on energy due the vapor leakage.

Amazing information for the age

Very beautiful when america 🇺🇸 taught right.

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Amazing video! Thanks for uploading

Can you answer this question

Some amount of steam will go along with the condensate to outlet before going above the pate or disc

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Excellent presentation

Spelling of "thermodynamic" is strange in the video title.

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Very old video

These animations are incredible.

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Good information

Can you tell us the reason, why only air is passing through the trap made by condensate via the orifice and not steam, to the vapour collection cavity at the top??

Very informative. Thank you!

Nice. Thanks for sharing.

I used to work in a hospital. All along the main steam line there would be a chitter chatter tapping noise, it sounded like morse code but not beeps. A guy I worked with said it was the traps on the drip legs. It seems like the only plausible explanation, the valve opening and shutting. However, if there are hundreds of taps/chatters a minute, the valve flickering open and shut like that, does that not suggest something’s wrong with the valve? Or is it normal for a trap to chatter like this? Any help would be greatly appreciated, I tried google but can only find pages discussing using electronic listening devices to hear through the static whether or not a traps functioning correctly. These were thermostatic float traps

I used to work in a hospital. All along the main steam line there would be a chitter chatter tapping noise, it sounded like morse code but not beeps. A guy I worked with said it was the traps on the drip legs. It seems like the only plausible explanation, the valve opening and shutting. However, if there are hundreds of taps/chatters a minute, the valve flickering open and shut like that, does that not suggest something’s wrong with the valve? Or is it normal for a trap to chatter like this? Any help would be greatly appreciated, I tried google but can only find pages discussing using electronic listening devices to hear through the static whether or not a traps functioning correctly. These were thermostatic float traps

This is good stuff! What video is this from?

That is so awesome. I love how well these videos show how these mechanisms work.

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Excellent video. Thanks for sharing =)

nicely explained