Series 551

DISCAL®, Steel body deareator.

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Product Description

Steel body deareator.
1/2" F temperature probe connection.
To be coupled with flat counterflanges EN 1092-1.

Technical data

Finish: coated
Material: steel
Medium temperature range: 0–110 °C
Maximum air discharge pressure: 10 bar
Maximum working pressure: 10 bar

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CALEFFI, 551200, DISCAL®. Steel body deareator. 1/2" F temperature probe connection. To be coupled with flat counterflanges EN 1092-1. Connection: DN 200 (EN 1092-1) PN 10. Maximum working pressure: 10 bar. Maximum air discharge pressure: 10 bar. Medium temperature range: 0–110 °C. Finish: coated. Material: steel.
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CALEFFI, 551250, DISCAL®. Steel body deareator. 1/2" F temperature probe connection. To be coupled with flat counterflanges EN 1092-1. Connection: DN 250 (EN 1092-1) PN 10. Maximum working pressure: 10 bar. Maximum air discharge pressure: 10 bar. Medium temperature range: 0–110 °C. Finish: coated. Material: steel.
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CALEFFI, 551300, DISCAL®. Steel body deareator. 1/2" F temperature probe connection. To be coupled with flat counterflanges EN 1092-1. Connection: DN 300 (EN 1092-1) PN 10. Maximum working pressure: 10 bar. Maximum air discharge pressure: 10 bar. Medium temperature range: 0–110 °C. Finish: coated. Material: steel.
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Applications

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Faq - Frequent questions

These are devices that, thanks to their special structure, are able to separate microbubbles from the flowing medium. The active part of the valve consists of an element that causes flow turbulence, which facilitates the release of microbubbles. Air bubbles combine with each other, increasing their volume. They then rise to the top of the device, where they are collected and later released by an automatic vent valve. Air separators are mounted on the installation's power supply line just behind the heat source, which is extremely important because this is where the greatest accumulation of microbubbles occurs.