Method of draining condensate and condensate drain device
AssigneeBeko Technologies GmbH
InventorsHerbert Schlensker, Berthold Koch
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AssigneeBeko Technologies GmbH
InventorsHerbert Schlensker, Berthold Koch
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The invention relates to a method of draining condensate from a reservoir that communicates with a trap via a drain pipe. The reservoir is subjected to a gas pressure p(reservoir) that can be below atmospheric pressure p(air) or above atmospheric pressure p(air). The method involves the following steps: a) collecting condensate in the reservoir, b) acquiring the fill level by means of a level meter, c) providing a control pressure p(control) which, in any operating conditions of the compressed gas system, is above the pressure p(reservoir) in the reservoir and above atmospheric pressure p(air), d) providing, under control, a control conduit input of an exhaust valve, which is assigned to the reservoir and is intended to drain the condensate collected in the reservoir, with a pressure p(input).
1) a method for draining off condensate from a reservoir, said reservoir being part of a compressed gas system condensate produced in the compressed gas system (4.1) being collected in said reservoir, said reservoir being connected via an exhaust valve to the the atmosphere, said reservoir (6.1) being under a gas pressure p(reservoir) which gas pressure p(reservoir) may be, depending on the operating condition of the compressed gas system, a negative pressure p(negative) below atmospheric pressure p(air), an excess pressure p(excess) above atmospheric pressure p(air) or the atmospheric pressure p(air), the method involving the following steps:
A condensate drain device for draining off condensate from a reservoir in which condensate produced in a compressed gas system is collected, said reservoir being subjected to a gas pressure p(reservoir) that, depending on the operating condition of the compressed gas system, is a negative pressure below atmospheric pressure p(air), a excess pressure p(excess) above atmospheric pressure p(air) or the atmospheric pressure p(air), the condensate drain device being provided with the following component parts:
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