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F&T Traps for one-pipe steam
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Donald Lebnikoff
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I have a job where I need to put in a condensate pump for a building that is one-pipe steam. I would like to know if the correct way to size the F&T trap is by the total load of the system, because it is one-pipe steam.
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Yes,
and you can split the load with parallel traps if that makes more sense.Retired and loving it.0 -
why do you
need to put in a condensate pump? just curious.gwgillplumbingandheating.com
Serving Cleveland's eastern suburbs from Cleveland Heights down to Cuyahoga Falls.0
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