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The TD (Thermodynamic) steam trap operates on the principle of pressure and temperature difference between steam and condensate. It has a simple design—usually a flat disc on a seat inside a chamber.
🧩 Main Components:
Body: Typically made of stainless steel or carbon steel, designed to withstand high pressure and temperature.
Disc: Moves up and down based on pressure differences.
Seat: The sealing surface for the disc.
Cover: Houses the disc and provides access for maintenance.
🔧 Working Principle:
Condensate Entry: When condensate enters, it lifts the disc, allowing discharge through the outlet.
Steam Arrival: When steam reaches the trap, the pressure above the disc increases rapidly.
Disc Closes: The high-pressure steam above the disc holds it closed until the steam cools and condenses.
Cycle Repeats: Once the steam condenses, pressure drops, the disc lifts again, and the process repeats automatically.
📐 Key Features:
Compact, simple, and robust construction
Suitable for high pressure and high temperature applications
Operates in any position (horizontal or vertical)
No moving parts other than the disc — low maintenance
Resistant to water hammer and vibration
⚙️ Typical Specifications (for example – TD42 model):
| Type | Thermodynamic Steam Trap |
| Connection | Screwed / Flanged / Socket Weld |
| Size Range | 1/2" to 1" (DN15–DN25) |
| Pressure Range | Up to 42 bar (depending on model) |
| Temperature | Up to 450°C |
| Body Material | Stainless Steel / Carbon Steel |
| Application | Steam mains, tracing lines, process equipment |
🏭 Applications:
Steam distribution lines
Steam tracing for pipelines
Drip points
Small process equipment
Steam headers and manifolds


