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Filtro di tipo T in acciaio fuso DN80 PN16
Dimensioni: 1/2″-24″(DN15~DN600)
Pressione nominale: 150LB-2500LB/PN16~PN160/10K~60K)
Materiale:A351CF8M/CF8/CF3/CF3M,A216WCB,A217 WC6 A352 LCB/LCC,A105,F304,F316,F51/F53,F11.F2.C3.C95800
Temperatura adatta: 425°C (temperature diverse scelgono materiali diversi). Mezzo adatto: acqua, vapore, petrolio e gas naturale ecc.

Descrizione:
Standard di progettazione: ASME B16.34
Lunghezza della struttura: ASME B16.10
Standard dimensioni connessione: ANSI B16.5
Standard di test e ispezione: API598

316L T-type strainer is a pipeline filtration device made of 316L stainless steel, shaped like the letter “T”, used to remove solid impurities from fluids and protect downstream equipment.

 

Core Parameters

  • Materiale: 316L stainless steel, low carbon content, excellent corrosion resistance, suitable for chemical, marine, food, pharmaceutical and other corrosive environments.
  • Structure: T-shaped three-way design, inlet, outlet and drain/inspection port; built-in filter screen/basket, precision 10–500 μm optional.
  • Connection: Flange, thread, clamp, welding; common specifications DN15–DN500, pressure PN10–PN420, temperature -200°C–450°C.
  • Caratteristica: Low flow resistance, easy to disassemble and clean, can be drained and sampled without stopping.

Main Advantages

  • Strong corrosion resistance: Resists acids, alkalis, salts and various chemical media, far better than 304.
  • High reliability: Low carbon, good toughness, not easy to rust, long service life.
  • Wide applicability: Suitable for water, oil, gas, steam, solvents, etc.; widely used in petrochemical, food and beverage, medicine, water treatment, power and other industries.
  • Easy maintenance: Open the end cover to take out the filter element for cleaning, no need to remove the whole machine.

Applicazioni comuni

  • Protect pumps, valves, meters, heat exchangers and other precision equipment from wear and blockage.
  • Filtration in corrosive working conditions: seawater, brine, acid-base solution, chemical raw materials, etc..
  • Sanitary grade occasions: food, beverage, pharmaceutical, biological engineering, requiring no pollution and easy sterilization.
  • Here is the complete specification, selection, and dimension guide for 316L T-type Strainer, organized for easy reference and engineering use.

    📋 316L T-type Strainer – Full Technical Data

    1. Common Model & Specification Table

    📌 Pressure Rating: PN10 / PN16 / PN25 / PN40 | Class 150 / Class 300

Nominal Diameter DN15 – DN50 DN65 – DN150 DN200 – DN500
Standard GB, HG, ANSI, JIS GB, HG, ANSI, JIS GB, HG, ANSI, JIS
Connection Type Thread / Socket Weld / Flange Flangia Flangia
Materiale Body: 316L / CF8M

Screen: 316L Perforated Plate + 316L Wire Mesh

Gasket: PTFE / Graphite

Body: 316L / CF8M

Screen: 316L

Gasket: PTFE / Spiral Wound

Body: 316L / CF8M

Screen: 316L

Gasket: Spiral Wound / Metal

Filtration Precision Standard: 20 / 40 / 80 / 100 / 200 mesh

Optional: 10–5000μm

Standard: 20 / 40 / 80 / 100 / 200 mesh

Optional: 10–5000μm

Standard: 20 / 40 / 80 / 100 / 200 mesh

Optional: 10–5000μm

Max Temperature ≤ 450°C (depends on gasket) ≤ 450°C ≤ 450°C
Applicable Media Water, Oil, Gas, Steam, Acids, Alkalis, Solvents, Seawater, Chemicals Water, Oil, Gas, Steam, Acids, Alkalis, Solvents, Seawater, Chemicals Water, Oil, Gas, Steam, Acids, Alkalis, Solvents, Seawater, Chemicals

Model Code Example:

ST-316L-16P-DN100-40M

→ ST = T-type Strainer | 316L = Material | 16P = PN16 Pressure | DN100 = Size | 40M = 40 Mesh

2. Installation Dimension Reference Table

(Standard Flange Connection: HG/T20592 / ANSI B16.5)

▶ DN15 – DN50 (Small Bore)

DN NPS Length (L) Height (H) End Cover Diameter Weight (kg)
15 ½” 150 mm 110 mm 89 mm 2.1
20 ¾” 150 mm 115 mm 89 mm 2.5
25 1″ 160 mm 125 mm 108 mm 3.2
40 1½” 200 mm 145 mm 127 mm 5.0
50 2″ 230 mm 155 mm 140 mm 6.8
DN NPS Length (L) Height (H) End Cover Diameter Weight (kg)
200 8″ 600 mm 340 mm 325 mm 58.0
250 10″ 730 mm 390 mm 377 mm 85.0
300 12″ 850 mm 440 mm 426 mm 120.0
📝 Note: Dimensions vary slightly by manufacturer and pressure class. Above is standard industry data.

3. Selection Guide – Step by Step

✅ Step 1: Confirm Nominal Size & Pressure

  • Match pipe diameter (DN / NPS)
  • Confirm working pressure → Select PN10/16/25/40 or Class 150/300
  • 316L is suitable for low-to-medium pressure; for high pressure >PN40, request reinforced design.

✅ Step 2: Choose Connection Type

  • Thread (BSP / NPT): DN15–DN50, low pressure, easy installation
  • Socket Weld: DN15–DN80, high pressure, high sealing
  • Flange: DN50 and above, standard for industrial piping

✅ Step 3: Select Filtration Precision

  • 20–40 Mesh (420–840μm): Protect pumps, compressors, large valves
  • 60–100 Mesh (150–250μm): Heat exchangers, instruments, control valves
  • 150–200 Mesh (75–100μm): Fine filtration, pre-treatment for precision equipment
  • >200 Mesh: Custom fine filtration, food/pharma grade
⚠️ Rule: Select precision ½ ~ ⅓ of the smallest gap in downstream equipment.

✅ Step 4: Confirm Material Grade

  • 316L = Low Carbon (<0.03%) → Best for corrosion resistance, welding performance, no intergranular corrosion risk.
  • Application Priority:
    • Chemical / Marine / Seawater → Must choose 316L
    • Food / Pharma / Sanitary → 316L + Mirror Polished / Electro-Polished
    • High temperature steam → 316L with graphite gasket

✅ Step 5: Flow Direction & Installation Style

  • Standard: Inlet horizontal → Outlet horizontal → Drain/Inspection port downward
  • Reverse / Angle type: Available upon request
  • Pressure Drop: Typically 0.01–0.05 MPa when clean; clean screen when ΔP > 0.1 MPa

    4. Material Performance Comparison

    Material Corrosion Resistance Temperature Limit Cost Best For
    304 Good (fresh water, air) ≤ 425°C Low General water, oil, non-corrosive
    316 Excellent (acid, alkali) ≤ 450°C Medium Chemical, marine
    316L Superior (best corrosion, welding) ≤ 450°C Medium-High Seawater, chloride, chemical, food, pharma

FAQ: 316L T-type Strainer

Here is a complete set of frequently asked questions and answers, covering material, selection, installation, operation, maintenance, and performance.

🧾 Material & Performance

Q1: What does “316L” mean, and why is it better than 304 or standard 316?
A: 316L is a low-carbon version of 316 stainless steel (carbon content ≤ 0.03%).
  • Compared to 304: It adds molybdenum (Mo), giving much better resistance to acids, alkalis, chlorides, and seawater.
  • Compared to 316: Lower carbon eliminates the risk of intergranular corrosion after welding; no need for post-weld heat treatment.

    ✅ Best choice for marine, chemical, food, pharmaceutical, and high-humidity environments.

Q2: What media can a 316L T-type strainer handle?
A: Suitable for water, oil, gas, steam, seawater, brine, weak acid/alkali solutions, solvents, and chemical fluids.

❌ Not recommended for highly concentrated strong acids, fluorine-containing media, or molten alkali metals (will cause corrosion).

Q3: What is the maximum working pressure and temperature?
A:
  • Pressure: Standard PN10/16/25/40 or Class 150/300; max ~4.0 MPa (40 bar).
  • Temperature: -20°C to +450°C (depends on gasket material: PTFE ≤ 200°C, Graphite ≤ 450°C).

📏 Selection & Specification

Q4: How do I choose the right mesh size / filtration precision?
A: Follow this rule: select precision equal to 1/2 ~ 1/3 of the smallest gap in downstream equipment.
  • 20–40 Mesh (420–840 μm): Protect pumps, compressors, large-diameter valves.
  • 60–100 Mesh (150–250 μm): Control valves, instruments, heat exchangers, nozzles.
  • 150–200 Mesh (75–100 μm): Fine filtration, food/pharma grade, pre-filtration for precision systems.
  • >200 Mesh: Custom fine filtration; note: higher precision = larger pressure drop.
Q5: What connection types are available?
A:
  • Thread (BSP/NPT): DN15–DN50, low pressure, easy installation.
  • Socket Weld: DN15–DN80, high pressure, zero leakage.
  • Flange: DN50–DN500, standard industrial use (HG/T, ANSI, JIS, GB standards).
  • Clamp: Sanitary grade (food/pharma), quick assembly.
Q6: Can I use it for bidirectional flow?
A:No. T-type strainers have a fixed flow direction: Inlet → Horizontal → Outlet, with the drain port pointing downward. Installing backwards will block flow and damage the screen.

🔧 Installation & Operation

Q7: What is the correct installation method?
A:
  1. Install horizontally; keep the drain/inspection port facing straight down.
  2. Align flow direction with the arrow marked on the body.
  3. Leave enough space above/below for removing the screen and opening the end cover.
  4. Install pressure gauges before and after the strainer to monitor blockage.
  5. For high-temperature service, warm up slowly to avoid thermal shock.
Q8: How much pressure drop is normal?
A:
  • Clean state: 0.01–0.05 MPa (0.1–0.5 bar).
  • Clean or replace the screen when ΔP > 0.1 MPa (1.0 bar).
  • High viscosity fluid or fine mesh will increase pressure drop — select a larger size if needed.
Q9: Can it be installed vertically?
A: ❌ Not recommended. Vertical installation makes dirt settle directly back into the flow path, reduces filtration efficiency, and makes cleaning difficult. Only use special vertical-type designs if required.

🧹 Maintenance & Troubleshooting

Q10: How often should I clean it?
A: Depends on fluid cleanliness:
  • Clean media: Every 3–6 months.
  • Slightly dirty: Every 1–4 weeks.
  • Dirty / high impurity: Monitor pressure drop; clean immediately when ΔP rises.

    Best practice: Install a differential pressure gauge to know exactly when cleaning is needed.

Q11: How to clean and maintain?
A:
  1. Isolate the strainer, release pressure completely.
  2. Remove the end cover, take out the screen/basket.
  3. Rinse with water or steam; use a soft brush — do not scratch or deform the mesh.
  4. For heavy fouling: Soak in neutral detergent or dilute citric acid (suitable for 316L).
  5. Inspect screen for holes, deformation, or corrosion; replace if damaged.
  6. Replace gasket every time you open the cover to prevent leakage.
Q12: Why is there leakage at the end cover?
A: Common causes:
  • Gasket aging, damaged, or improperly installed → Replace gasket.
  • Bolts not tightened evenly → Tighten in cross pattern.
  • Sealing surface scratched or dirty → Clean and repair surface.
Q13: Why does pressure drop rise very quickly?
A:
  • Mesh precision is too high for the fluid → Use coarser mesh or larger size.
  • Fluid contains excessive solids → Add pre-filtration.
  • Screen installed backwards → Reinstall correctly.
Q14: Does 316L screen rust or corrode?
A: Normally no. But it may show spots if:
  • Exposed to high chloride environments (e.g., seawater > 50°C) → Use higher alloy grade (2507) if needed.
  • Contaminated by iron particles or other metals → Clean regularly.
  • Exceeded temperature/pressure limits → Operate within rated conditions.

📦 Application & Standard

Q15: Which industries commonly use 316L T-type strainers?
A: Petrochemical, oil & gas, marine & offshore, food & beverage, pharmaceutical, water treatment, desalination, power generation, and fine chemical industries.
Q16: What standards do these strainers comply with?
A: Design: GB/T, HG/T, ANSI B16.34; Material: ASTM A351 CF8M / A276 316L; Test: API 598, GB/T 13927.