Technical Sheet IBV_Series Z
Technical Sheet IBV_Series Z
Technical Sheet IBV_Series Z
In the interests of development and improvement of the product, we reserve the right to change the specification without notice. © Copyright 2020
TI-P067-15
CMGT Issue 4
IBV Series Z
Alloy Steel
Inverted Bucket Vertical Steam Trap
Description
The IBV series Z inverted bucket steam trap is manufactured using alloy
steel for the body and cover; with internal components being made of
stainless steel. It is suitable for use with saturated and superheated
steam and in high pressure and high temperature applications. The IBV
is fully automatic and has been designed in such a way that there is
minimal friction from mechanism movement; valve closure is immediate,
without any steam loss and the discharge action is positive with no
equivocal phases. The standard version will be supplied with bolted
support brackets.
On the cover of the IBV there in a 3/8" hole, threaded and plugged, to
eliminate any water discharge after being hydraulically tested before
leaving the factory. This hole can be reopened on site for the customer
to perform periodic hydro testing.
Standards
This steam trap is designed following the ASME VIII Mechanical Design
Code and complies with the requirements of the Pressure Equipment
Directive and carries the mark when so required.
Certification
The product is available with material certification to EN 10204 3.1.
Note: All certification/inspection requirements must be stated at the
time of order placement.
Optional extras
On request the IBV steam trap can be equipped with the following:
An inbuilt stainless steel check valve
Please note that this option is only available for units that have a DP
maximum differential pressure of 40 bar and above - See the IBV product
nomenclature and selection guide on page 12 for clarification.
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Available types
Series C Carbon steel body and cover See TI-P067-10
Carbon steel body and cover with a material specification of A350 LF2 for low
Series C-LF2 See TI-P067-13
temperature applications down to -46 °C
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Materials No. Part Material
4
For items
9, 10, 11, 12 and 13
7 see 'Spare parts' for specific part
identification
5
6
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Pressure/temperature limits (ISO 6552) - Screwed, Socket weld and Flanged ASME
Pressure psi g
Temperature °F
beyond the parameter of
the PMA or TMA of the
relative end connection.
Steam
saturation
curve * Please note that the PMO is
limited to the maximum DP of the
F E D B 0 selected IBV.
-29 -20
Pressure bar g
TMA - Maximum allowable temperature 538 °C @ 55.3 bar g 1 000 °F @ 800 psi g
Screwed
Minimum allowable temperature -29 °C -20 °F
and
A-B-B Socket weld * PMO - Maximum operating pressure for saturated steam 123 bar g @ 327 °C 1 793 psi g
service
ASME
Class 900 TMO - Maximum operating temperature for saturated steam
327 °C @ 123 bar g 622 °F @ 802 psi g
service
Designed for a maximum cold hydraulic test pressure of: 232.6 bar g 3 375 psi g
TMA - Maximum allowable temperature 538 °C @ 36.9 bar g 1 000 °F @ 535 psi g
Designed for a maximum cold hydraulic test pressure of: 155.1 bar g 2 250 psi g
TMA - Maximum allowable temperature 538 °C @ 18.4 bar g 1 000 °F @ 265 psi g
Designed for a maximum cold hydraulic test pressure of: 77.5 bar g 1 125 psi g
Designed for a maximum cold hydraulic test pressure of: 29.7 bar g 435 psi g
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Pressure/temperature limits (ISO 6552) - Flanged EN1092-1
L K J H G
A The product must not
be used in this region or
Temperature °C
Pressure bar g
TMO - Maximum operating temperature for saturated steam service 279 °C @ 63 bar g
Designed for a maximum cold hydraulic test pressure of: 143 bar g
TMO - Maximum operating temperature for saturated steam service 279 °C @ 63 bar g
TMO - Maximum operating temperature for saturated steam service 251 °C @ 40 bar g
Designed for a maximum cold hydraulic test pressure of: 57.2 bar g
TMO - Maximum operating temperature for saturated steam service 226 °C @ 25 bar g
Designed for a maximum cold hydraulic test pressure of: 35.7 bar g
TMO - Maximum operating temperature for saturated steam service 204 °C @ 16 bar g
Designed for a maximum cold hydraulic test pressure of: 22.8 bar g
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Capacities - DN15
Note: IBV inverted bucket steam traps should be selected for use at the most appropriate working differential pressure and not on the
basis of load.
Condensate discharge capacities (kg/h) - The discharge capacities in the table are referring to the operating temperature of the
saturated steam and the PMO of the steam trap shall be the relevant DP maximum differential pressure of each specific model.
For optimum trap selection you need to know the following criteria:
a) The hourly amount of condensate to be discharged, inclusive of the safety factor: x 1.5 for continuous use, x 2 to x 3 for
intermittent use.
Working example:
Condensate discharge = 500 kg/h The unit of choice would have a DP max. differential pressure of 70 bar which
is greater than the upstream pressure.
Effective differential pressure = 30 bar
For full product selection and nomenclature follow the guide on page 13.
Upstream pressure = 45 bar g
Backpressure = 15 bar g
Condensate kg/h
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Capacities - DN20
Note: IBV inverted bucket steam traps should be selected for use at the most appropriate working differential pressure and not on the
basis of load.
Condensate discharge capacities (kg/h) - The discharge capacities in the table are referring to the operating temperature of the
saturated steam and the PMO of the steam trap shall be the relevant DP maximum differential pressure of each specific model.
For optimum trap selection you need to know the following criteria:
a) The hourly amount of condensate to be discharged, inclusive of the safety factor: x 1.5 for continuous use, x 2 to x 3 for
intermittent use.
Working example:
Condensate discharge = 1050 kg/h The unit of choice would have a DP max. differential pressure of 55 bar which
is greater than the upstream pressure.
Effective differential pressure = 30 bar
For full product selection and nomenclature follow the guide on page 13.
Upstream pressure = 45 bar g
Backpressure = 15 bar g
Condensate kg/h
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Capacities - DN25
Note: IBV inverted bucket steam traps should be selected for use at the most appropriate working differential pressure and not on the
basis of load.
Condensate discharge capacities (kg/h) - The discharge capacities in the table are referring to the operating temperature of the
saturated steam and the PMO of the steam trap shall be the relevant DP maximum differential pressure of each specific model.
For optimum trap selection you need to know the following criteria:
a) The hourly amount of condensate to be discharged, inclusive of the safety factor: x 1.5 for continuous use, x 2 to x 3 for
intermittent use.
Working example:
Condensate discharge = 2000 kg/h The unit of choice would have a DP max. differential pressure of 15 bar which
is greater than the upstream pressure.
Effective differential pressure = 4 bar
For full product selection and nomenclature follow the guide on page 13.
Upstream pressure = 5 bar g
Backpressure = 1 bar g
Condensate kg/h
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Capacities - DN40
Note: IBV inverted bucket steam traps should be selected for use at the most appropriate working differential pressure and not on the
basis of load.
Condensate discharge capacities (kg/h) - The discharge capacities in the table are referring to the operating temperature of the
saturated steam and the PMO of the steam trap shall be the relevant DP maximum differential pressure of each specific model.
For optimum trap selection you need to know the following criteria:
a) The hourly amount of condensate to be discharged, inclusive of the safety factor: x 1.5 for continuous use, x 2 to x 3 for
intermittent use.
Working example:
Condensate discharge = 2000 kg/h The unit of choice would have a DP max. differential pressure of 110 bar which
is greater than the upstream pressure.
Effective differential pressure = 50 bar
For full product selection and nomenclature follow the guide on page 13.
Upstream pressure = 75 bar g
Backpressure = 25 bar g
Condensate kg/h
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Capacities - DN50
Note: IBV inverted bucket steam traps should be selected for use at the most appropriate working differential pressure and not on the
basis of load.
Condensate discharge capacities (kg/h) - The discharge capacities in the table are referring to the operating temperature of the
saturated steam and the PMO of the steam trap shall be the relevant DP maximum differential pressure of each specific model.
For optimum trap selection you need to know the following criteria:
a) The hourly amount of condensate to be discharged, inclusive of the safety factor: x 1.5 for continuous use, x 2 to x 3 for
intermittent use.
Working example:
Condensate discharge = 6000 kg/h The unit of choice would have a DP max. differential pressure of 20 bar which
is greater than the upstream pressure.
Effective differential pressure = 8 bar
For full product selection and nomenclature follow the guide on page 13.
Upstream pressure = 10 bar g
Backpressure = 2 bar g
Condensate kg/h
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Capacities - DN80
Note: IBV inverted bucket steam traps should be selected for use at the most appropriate working differential pressure and not on the
basis of load.
Condensate discharge capacities (kg/h) - The discharge capacities in the table are referring to the operating temperature of the
saturated steam and the PMO of the steam trap shall be the relevant DP maximum differential pressure of each specific model.
For optimum trap selection you need to know the following criteria:
a) The hourly amount of condensate to be discharged, inclusive of the safety factor: x 1.5 for continuous use, x 2 to x 3 for
intermittent use.
Working example:
Condensate discharge = 5000 kg/h The unit of choice would have a DP max. differential pressure of 90 bar which
is greater than the upstream pressure.
Effective differential pressure = 30 bar
For full product selection and nomenclature follow the guide on page 13.
Upstream pressure = 55 bar g
Backpressure = 25 bar g
Condensate kg/h
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Dimensions/weights (approximate) in mm and kg
E E E
D D D
A B C
Socket weld
Flanged
Screwed
Weights
IBV size
BSP Socket Flanged ASME Class: Flanged EN 1092:
+ weld
NPT 150 300 600 900 1500* PN16 PN25 PN40 PN63 PN100
DN15 ½" 20 18 20 20 20 22 22 20 20 20 20 22
DN20 ¾" 26 24 26 28 28 30 30 28 28 28 28 30
DN25 1" 42 39 42 44 44 48 48 42 42 42 42 46
DN40 1½" 68 65 70 72 72 78 78 70 70 70 70 74
DN50 2" 68 65 72 74 76 88 88 72 72 72 74 78
DN80 3" 125 120 132 136 138 152 162 130 130 130 134 138
* on request
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IBV product nomenclature and selection guide:
Please note that other units are available on request to suit the specifics of a particular process application.
PMO @ Saturated
steam temperature for Alloy steel 123 bar g = ASME Class 900 body 123
the body rating
DP maximum differential pressure DP = 6, 10, 15, 20, 40, 55, 70, 90, 110 bar 110
Blank = Standard
IBV product selection example: IBV - Z - 123 - 110 - 3" - ASME Class 300 -
How to order
1 off Spirax Sarco IBV - Z - 123 - 110 - 3" - Flanged ASME Class 300 inverted bucket vertical steam trap having an alloy steel
body and cover with stainless steel internals.
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Safety information, installation and maintenance
For full details see the Installation and Maintenance Instructions supplied with the product.
Installation note:
The trap must be installed below the drain point with the body upright in a
vertical position, the cover at the top and the inlet connection at the bottom;
this orientation will ensure that the bucket mechanism will rise and fall vertically
without any friction. It is recommended that a strainer is installed upstream
of the IBV to protect it from contamination.
To permit safe inspection for cleaning or maintenance purpose it is again
recommended that suitable shut-off valves are installed upstream and
downstream of the IBV application.
It needs to be appreciated that there is blast discharge with this device,
consequently the downstream accessories, if any, should be installed at a
minimum distance of 1 m from the IBV.
Disposal
This product is recyclable. No ecological hazard is anticipated with the
disposal of this product providing due care is taken.
11 11
Spare parts 7 7
The spare parts available are shown in heavy outline. Parts drawn in a grey
line are not supplied as spares. 10 10 8 8
12 12
Available spares 9 9
Valve assembly 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 13 13
Bucket assembly 4, 6, 9, 10
E x a m p l e : 1 - Valve assembly for a Spirax Sarco IBV - Z - 123 - 110 - 3" - Flanged
ASME Class 300 inverted bucket vertical steam trap.
Optional extra 4 4
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