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Spirax Sarco TD10, TD52M & TD259 Thermodynamic Steam Traps
Spirax Sarco TD10, TD52M, TD259 thermodynamic steam traps for steam mains drainage & tracing lines. Supplied by PC Engineering India.
Overview
The Spirax Sarco TD10, TD52M, and TD259 are thermodynamic disc-type steam traps engineered for efficient condensate removal in industrial steam systems. These traps operate on the principle of flash steam dynamics, using a single disc mechanism to reliably discharge condensate while preventing live steam loss.
The TD10 is a compact, miniature thermodynamic trap designed for small steam users such as steam irons and instrument tracers. The TD52M is a maintainable stainless steel trap suited for steam mains drainage with options for low capacity (TD52MLC) and anti-air-binding (TD52MA) configurations. The TD259 serves instrument tracing and small bore steam heating applications, with an anti-air-binding disc variant (TD259A) available for batch process start-ups.
All three models comply with the European Pressure Equipment Directive 97/23/EC and are available with appropriate certification documentation for quality assurance requirements.
Key Features
- Thermodynamic disc operation for reliable condensate discharge
- Stainless steel construction on TD52M for corrosion resistance
- Compact design suitable for space-constrained installations
- Anti-air-binding disc options (TD52MA, TD52MLCA, TD259A) for rapid air venting during start-up
- Low capacity variants available for minimal condensate loads
- Optional insulating covers for TD52M (¼" to ¾") to protect against heat loss in exposed environments
- Maintainable internals for reduced lifecycle costs
- BSP and NPT thread connections available
Specifications
| Parameter | TD10 | TD52M | TD259 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sizes | ¼" | ¼", ⅜", ½", ¾", 1" | ¼" |
| Connections | Screwed BSP / Swagelok | Screwed BSP or NPT | Screwed BSP or NPT |
| Body Design Conditions | PN16 | PN25 | PN25 |
| Max Allowable Pressure (PMA) | 16 bar g @ 120°C | 25 bar g @ 120°C | 25 bar g @ 120°C |
| Max Operating Pressure (PMO) | 10 bar g | 17 bar g | 17 bar g |
| Max Operating Temperature (TMO) | 350°C @ 10 bar g | 350°C @ 17 bar g | 350°C @ 17 bar g |
| Min Operating Temperature | 0°C | 0°C | 0°C |
| Max Backpressure | 50% of upstream pressure | 80% of upstream pressure | 80% of upstream pressure |
| Min Differential Pressure | 0.25 bar | 0.25 bar | 0.25 bar |
| Body Material | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel |
| Certification | Manufacturer's Typical Test Report | EN 10204 3.1 available | Manufacturer's Typical Test Report |
Applications
Spirax Sarco TD10, TD52M, and TD259 thermodynamic steam traps are used across a wide range of industrial applications:
- Steam mains drainage – Removing condensate from steam distribution headers and branch lines - Instrument and pipeline tracing – Maintaining temperature in small-bore tracer lines for process instrumentation - Small steam users – Draining steam irons, laboratory equipment, and low-load heating coils - Batch processing – Anti-air-binding variants ensure rapid start-up by venting air quickly - Process industries – Refineries, chemical plants, pharmaceuticals, food & beverage, and textile manufacturing
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