Yarway Series 711, 731, 746 and 751-F2 Unibody Plus Steam Traps Owner's manual

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YARWAY SERIES 711-F2, 731-F2, 746-F2 AND 751-F2 UNIBODY PLUS STEAM TRAPS
INSTRUCTION, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL
Before installation, these instructions must be carefully read and understood.
GENERAL
The UniBody Plus line of steam traps has
minimized the timeconsuming chore of trap
maintenance by packaging four different types
of traps (disc, piston, orifice, filled thermal
element-FTE) in interchangeable capsules. By
using Yarway’s 701-F2 UniBody Plus Adapter,
existing installations of 'All Position' type traps
can be easily upgraded to the UniBody Plus line
of trap capsules.
The existing 'All Position' connector is left
inline, and the 701-F2 UniBody Plus Adapter
is bolted to it, permanently. Standard Yarway
capsules are then installed in the 701-F2
UniBody Plus Adapter. The 701-F2 series traps
are designed to retrofit the following traps:
751/761 FTE Capsule
751 FTE Trap
711 Disc Trap
721UC-F2 Disc Trap 731/741 Piston Capsule
WARNING
UniBody capsules are designed to ANSI Class 600;
however, the mating 'All position' connector may
be limited to lower pressure and/or temperature.
Trap operating conditions must not exceed the
rating of the lowest rated component.
Manufacturer Model
Armstrong 2010 with 360° universal connector
2011 with 360° universal connector
Spirax Sarco UTD30L with swivel connector
UTD52L with swivel connector
UBP30 with swivel connector
To renew the trap merely remove the capsule
from the adapter body, and install a new
capsule of the same type or a different type
if the requirements of the application have
changed. Trap renewal does not require
removal of the two flange bolts.
731 Piston Trap
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YARWAY SERIES 711-F2, 731-F2, 746-F2 AND 751-F2 UNIBODY PLUS STEAM TRAPS
INSTRUCTION, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL
WARNING
Hot discharge from this product may cause severe
burns. Discharge must be piped away or directed
sothat persons in the vicinity are not endangered.
This product must be isolated, vented and cool
to the touch beforerepairing or inspecting.
HOW THEY WORK
711 Thermodynamic disc type
Condensate pressure at the seat inlet opens
the valve disc. Heat and kinetic energy in
flashing hot condensate close the valve disc.
Normal discharge is cyclic. The trap closes
near steam temperature.
731 Thermodynamic piston type
This trap uses the heat energy in hot
condensate to create pressure above the piston
valve, which, when combined with choked flow
in the control orifice, acts to close the valve.
Cool liquid does not provide sufficient pressure
above the piston valve, and the valve opens due
to trap inlet pressure. Normal discharge is
cyclic with continuous drainage on heavy loads.
On light loads, discharge may be continuous
through the small control orifice. The trap
closes near steam temperature.
746 Thermodynamic orifice trap
This trap uses the heat energy in hot
condensate to produce flashing and choking
in the orifice throat. The use of two orifices.
Discharge is continuous and near steam
temperature id sized properly.
751 Thermostatic filled thermal element
The difference between condensate at steam
temperature and subcooled condensate causes
the filled thermal element to stroke. Normal
discharge is cyclic, but under extremely low
loads and or low pressure, discharge may
be constant. The trap closes below steam
temperature.
Specification
Series
711-F2 731-F2 751-F2
711 711-HC 711-HP
Operating principle Thermodynamic Thermodynamic Thermostatic
Type Disc Piston Filled thermal element
Design class, ANSI1 600
[1]
600
[1]
600
[1]
Operating pressure (psig) 4 to 450 4 to 450 150 to 600 L 20 to 300
H 40 to 600
-5 1 to 300
-40 1 to 300
-HP 1 to 600
Design temperature (°F) 750 L 450
H 750
-5 440
-40 440
-HP 750
Flow, nominal (lbs·hr at 100 psi)
near saturation unless otherwise
noted
350 600 250 at 150 psi A 600
B 1000
C 1800
E 2200
-5 450
-40 450 at 45°F
subcooled
-HP 450
Maximum back pressure (% of inlet)
based on absolute pressure
80% L 40%
H 25%
55% with split washer removed
[2]
N/A
Minimum differential pressure (psi) 4
NOTES
1. UniBody Plus capsules are designed to ANSI Class 600; however, the mating 'All Position' connector may be
limited to lower pressure and/or temperature. Trap operating conditions must not exceed the rating of the
lowest rated component.
2. For operation from 10 to 20 psig (1.7 to 2.4 bar); or back pressures up to 55% of inlet pressure:
First cool trap. Remove cap nut. Turn threaded stem and lock nut counterclockwise. Use pliers to remove
split washer. Turn stem and lock nut clockwise until lock nut (without split washer) seats tightly, without
jamming on top of bonnet. Lubricate thread. Replace gasket and cap nut. Trap is ready for operation.
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⅜ - 16UNC
ø2" B.C.
A
B
YARWAY SERIES 711-F2, 731-F2, 746-F2 AND 751-F2 UNIBODY PLUS STEAM TRAPS
INSTRUCTION, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL
INSTALLATION
The 701-F2 UniBody Plus Adapter is bolted to an existing 'All Position' connector to create a
permanent UniBody Plus compatible trap installation. Trap renewal does not require removal
of the 701-F2 UniBody Plus Adapter, or removal of the bolts.
FIGURE 1
Typical assembly of a Yarway 711-F2 UniBody
Plus Adapter to a '360° universal connector'
2 plcs.
Existing
components
Factory assemled
components of the
701-F2 series traps
As assemled
Min. to
disassemle
TRAP INSTALLATION AND POSITION GUIDELINES
Capsule position
Series
711-F2 711-F2 711-F2 711-F2
Horizontal line
Capsule on top
Capsule on side
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Vertical line
Trap discharge down Yes Yes Yes Yes
DIMENSIONS
Trap series A (in.) B (in.)
711-F2 Disc
731-F2 Piston 5
3
/
16 5
15
/
16
746-F2 Orifice 2
11
/
16 3
7
/
16
751-F2 FTE 3
1
/
16 3
13
/
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MATERIALS
Item Material
701-F2 Adapter ASTM A479 304 S/S
Spiral wound gaskets (qty 2) 304 S/S with Grafoil
Trap capsule ass’y Stainless steel
Bolts (if supplied) ASTM A193 B7
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YARWAY SERIES 711-F2, 731-F2, 746-F2 AND 751-F2 UNIBODY PLUS STEAM TRAPS
INSTRUCTION, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL
Installation of the 701-F2 UniBody Plus
adapter
Follow these steps to ensure proper trap
operation:
1. Make certain all isolation and stop valves
are closed.
2. SLOWLY open the strainer blow down and
test tee valves to relieve pressure.
3. Do not disassemble a hot trap. Allow time
for it to cool, or pour cool water on it prior
to any work.
4. Clean all gasket seating surfaces. Take
care not to scratch gasket surfaces.
5. Verify that both the inner and outer gaskets
are in place on the 701-F2 UniBody Plus
Adapter.
6. Assemble the 701-F2 UniBody Plus Adapter
to the 'All Position' connector. Take care to
align the body’s flow arrow correctly. Torque
the two (2) bolts to 35-50 ft·lbs making sure
to tighten the bolts evenly.
CAPSULE REPLACEMENT
Disassembly
1. Make certain all isolation and stop valves
are closed.
2. SLOWLY open the strainer blow down and
test tee valves to relieve pressure.
3. Do not disassemble a hot trap. Allow time
for it to cool, or pour cool water on it prior
toany work.
4. Use a wrench to loosen the capsule.
Cleaning
1. Remove the capsule from the 701-F2
UniBody Plus adapter. Internals can be
removed from the bonnet for inspection
and cleaning. DO NOT MIX INTERNALS.
2. Wipe the parts clean with a soft rag. Soak
the parts in mineral spirits to assist in
the cleaning. DO NOT USE ABRASIVE
MATERIALS.
Reassembly
1. Clean all gasket surfaces in the 701-F2
UniBody Plus adapter. When the trap
capsule has been removed for inspection
or cleaning, remove the gasket from the
capsule seat, and wipe the seating surfaces
to remove dirt.
2. Install new gaskets. Replace the gasket with
a new unit (P/N 109045.) Peel the adhesive
backing paper from the new gasket and
insert into the capsule seat with the
adhesive side toward the seat. A new gasket
is supplied with each renewal capsule.
Do not reuse gaskets.
3. Lubricate threads with flurosilicone
lubricant or equal. New capsules are
lubricated at the factory.
4. Tighten the capsule to the recommended
torque as shown in the table below.
ASSEMBLY TORQUES, ft·lbs (Nm)
Parts
Series
711-F2 731-F2 746-F2 751-F2
Trap bonnet 65-75 (88-102)
Piston capsule lock nut N/A 7.9-8.3 (10.7-11.3) N/A N/A
Piston capsule cap nut N/A 25-30 (33.9-40.7) N/A N/A
HOW TO ORDER
701-F2 UniBody plus steam traps
These traps are available in disc, piston, orifice,
and filled thermal element-FTE technologies.
The assembly includes the UniBody Plus trap
capsule, the 701-F2 adapter, and the two spiral
wound gaskets. To order specify quantity and
series of trap. Refer to Yarway data sheets for
trap sizing information.
Example: Qty 2, 701-F2 Gasket Kits P/N 971493
Trap renewal capsule
The trap renewal capsule is prepackaged
and consists of all internal parts, bonnet and
gaskets. The capsule is prelubricated. One
renewal capsule for each ten installed traps of
that type should be stocked. To order specify
quantity and trap series.
Example: Qty 3, 711 trap tenewal
Capsules gasket kit
A 701-F2 gasket kit is available. This kit
consists of both the inner and outer spiral
wound gaskets.
Example: Qty 2, 701-F2 Gasket kits P/N 971493
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YARWAY SERIES 711-F2, 731-F2, 746-F2 AND 751-F2 UNIBODY PLUS STEAM TRAPS
INSTRUCTION, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL
Type of trap
Symptoms
Open or continuous discharge Closed or backing condensate
Any type of trap Excessive valve seat wear
[1]
Temperature control valve throttled, insufficient steam pressure
[4]
Dirt on trap seat
[1, 2, 5]
Overloaded trap backing up cold condensate
[4]
Bypass constantly blowing
[3]
Clogged strainer
[5]
Overloaded trap discharging continuously
[4]
Closed stop valve upstream
[6]
Closed return line stop valve or check valve
[6]
Disc 711/721 Worn seat, disc or bonnet
[1]
Installed backward
[7]
Leaking internal seals/gaskets
[1]
Air bound
[4]
Excessive back pressure
[4, 6]
See above - Any type of trap
See above - Any type of trap
Impulse control flow
731/741
Worn internals
[1]
Excessive wear in control cylinder
[1]
Excessive back pressure
[4, 6]
Excessive dirt in control orifice
[1, 2]
Improper adjustment or setting
[1, 4, 6]
See above - Any type of trap
Condensate load too small
[4]
See above - Any type of trap
Orifice-746 Trap condensate load too small for orifice size
[4]
Condensate load too large for orifice
[4]
Dirt plugging orifice or screen
[2, 5]
Thermostatic 751/761 Failure of filled thermal
[1, 4]
Valve plugged with dirt
[1, 2, 5]
Element
Excessive back pressure - trap draining continuously
[4, 6]
Excessive back pressure
[4]
Worn valve or seat
[1]
See above - Any type of trap
Leaking gaskets
[1]
See above - Any type of trap
NOTES
1. Replace capsule and gaskets. Clean gaskets surfaces.
2. Clean, remove dirt, install Yarway Strainer if trap does not have integral strainer.
3. Close, repair bypasses.
4. Review trap selection and sizing criteria.
5. Clean screen, blow down strainer.
6. Open or repair stop valves or check valves.
7. Install per manufacturers recommendations.
Also, see Yarway publication 231, 'Simple techniques for surveying steam traps'.
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Repare made to the product by unauthorized personnel will void the warranty.
Right to know laws and OSHA standard 29CFR (1910.1200)
Material Safety Data Sheets on the following Yarway products:
Valves, Steam traps and Strainers
The OSHA Hazard Communication Standard 29CFR 1910.1200, states that the standard does not
apply to 'articles'. The standard defines an article as:
'A manufactured item formed to a specific shape or design for a particular use which does not
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The above named products fall within the definition of an 'article', no Material Safety Data Sheets
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If the product is a weld end the following applies.
WARNING
Materials used in manufacture of Yarway products are considered in a stable condition when shipped.
However, under certain conditions purchasers could create potential hazardous conditions by their
future operations.
CAUTION
Welding, cutting, burning, machining or grinding of this product can generate toxic dust and fumes of
potentially hazardous ingredients. The dust or fumes can cause irritation of the respiratory tract, nose,
throat, skin and eyes. It may cause temporary or permanent respiratory disease in a small percentage
of exposed individuals. Use moderate ventilation when grinding or welding. Avoid breathing dust, fumes
or mist. Avoid prolonged skin contact with dust or mist. Maintain dust levels below OSHA and ACGIH
levels. Use protective devices. Wash hands thoroughly after contact with dust before eating or smoking.
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