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Best steam trap testing equipment?
Gasper
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Best steam trap testing equipment?
Actually my first post is "testing steam traps" but I meant to post a more specific heading. So this is it.
I'm looking at investing in a good ultrasonic steam trap tester. Any suggestions on what type, model, where to purchase, etc?
Also I'm what the experts think about this method of testing.
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steam trap tester
Never seen a ultrasonic trap tester....In my book the only and best way to test a trap is to observe the discharge of the trap...that's why there should be a union directly downstream of the trap.0 -
ultra-sonic trap testing aka \"survey\"
I called a Tunstall distributor here in the Philadelphia, PA area. They charge $15 per trap. It makes more sense at that rate to replace the working parts or the whole trap.0 -
Ultra sonic
Pat:
I Have two ultrasonics one that cost around $1500.00 nad one that cost $4500.00 with the price you can see there is a differance. The less expensive one is the one I use for steam traps which has a attachment for sound, used for air leaks and refigerant leak likewise it has a cone for vaccum leaks and then a metal probe that I use for trap testing.
The other one is for medical gas leaks and vaccum line leaks I could use it on traps but that was not why we obtained it. It has a frequncey dail on it and a meter mode for aux. anolog and liniar sound then the frequincey can be adjusted from final band to about 10 kHz this is very good when working in a mechanical room and you need to find a leak with nosies all around you. you can look at UE Systems Inc. there web site is www.uesystems.com
Larry
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Ultra sonic
Pat:
I Have two ultrasonics one that cost around $1500.00 and one that cost about $4500.00 with the price you can see there is a differance. The less expensive one is the one I use for steam traps which has a attachment for sound, and I used for air leaks and refigerant leak. Likewise, it has a cone to help pin point the leaks, and then a there is metal probe that I use for trap testing.
The other one is for medical gas leaks and vaccum line leaks I could use it on traps but that was not why we obtained it. It has a frequncey dial on it and a meter mode for aux. anolog and liniar sound then the frequincey can be adjusted from final band to about 10 kHz this is very good when working in a mechanical room and you need to find a leak with nosies all around you. You can find them at UE Systems Inc. here is there web site www.uesystems.com
Larry
Jci0
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