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Petrol interceptor drainer LTYS-II type
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LTYS-II type petrol interceptor drain valve B type
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No.
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Type
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Exported size
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Remarks
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1
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LTYS-II-B-150
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DN150
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flange connection, horizon installation
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2
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LTYS-II- B-200
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DN200
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flange connection, horizon installation
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3
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LTYS-II- B-250
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DN250
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flange connection, horizon installation
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4
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LTYS-II- B-300
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DN300
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flange connection, horizon installation
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5
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LTYS-II- B-400
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DN400
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flange connection, horizon installation
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Note: material body is stainless steel. It means that big and small connection rod, big valve, small valve, floating buoy and front and back sliding shaft are stainless steel. Counter weight is carbon steel chromium plated. The valve and flange are carbon steel hot-dip galvanizing. The flange pressure is PN1.0MPa
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Features
1, Strong drainage and full specification. Main body is stainless steel
2, small volume and convenient maintenance
2, small volume and convenient maintenance
3, high technical starting point
Application range
1, this product is used in oil products with≤970kg/m³
2, Functions: valve closes when there is no medium in drainage system.
3, Use: it is used to install production equipments in petrifaction industry to stop oil.
Structure
It can be divided into two types including type A and type B
A: interface flange vertical installation
B: interface flange horizon installation
Installation, adjustment and maintenance
1, cautions:
1)valve connection forms: flange connection
1)valve connection forms: flange connection
2)sundries in sand well should be cleaned
2, normal maintenance
1)clear up sundries in sand well for a certain period
2)clean and check big and small valves and stainless steel floating drum
3)keep normal operation
Order information
Please mark specification type, order quantity, period and others when ordering.
