Dual function condensate drain trap for negative or positive...

Refrigeration – With means preventing or handling atmospheric condensate... – Retainer or flow director for atmospheric condensate

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C062S291000

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06931882

ABSTRACT:
A dual function condensate drain trap for positive or negative pressure air handling unit applicable in positive or negative pressure environments by switching connecting directions includes a drain trap which has a water inlet and a water outlet on two sides to connect to a drain pipe, and a valve seat and a retaining element located on the valve seat movable between a first position to be in contact with the valve seat and a second position to be away from the valve seat. When the pressure of water column in the water inlet is smaller than that of the water outlet, the retaining element is on the first position to form an air lock to prevent air from entering or escaping from air handling unit. By contrast, when the pressure of water column in the water inlet is greater than that of the water outlet, the retaining element is moved to the first position to drain water.

REFERENCES:
patent: 4856550 (1989-08-01), Smelcer
patent: 5115798 (1992-05-01), Moore et al.

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