Y Strainer
Threaded End Y Strainer
Y Strainers are almost always supplied in one of four materials, iron, bronze, carbon steel, or stainless steel. Iron is most widely used because it costs the least. Its disadvantages are poor resistance to thermal shock and poor resistance to mechanical shock. For these reasons, iron is used on non-critical applications involving low pressures and temperatures.
The last common material for strainers is stainless steel. This, of course, is used where corrosion is a problem. Many gases such as those from petroleum operations or natural gas are "sour" or acid and when moisture is present, will corrode iron or steel. In these cases, stainless steel is called for.
MODEL: Y Strainer Y-2 series ----(Cast Iron Body and Cast Steel Body)
Face to Face: ANSI B2.1
Safe Working Pressure: PN10,PN16
Strainer type y Y-2 series Material Specification
| No. |
Name of Part |
Material |
| 1 |
Body |
Cast Iron, Cast Steel |
| 2 |
Cover |
Brass, Cast
Steel |
| 3 |
Screen |
SS304 |
| 4 |
Gasket |
Asbestos |
Strainer type y Y-2 series Technical Data
| กก |
Y-2 |
| Applicable Fluid |
Steam ,Water, Oil, Air |
| Applicable Inlet Pressure |
Max,10kg/c㎡ |
Max,16kg/c㎡ |
| Applicable Temperature |
Max, 200℃ |
| End Connection |
Screwed |
| Hydrostatic Test |
15kgf/c㎡-----3min |
24kgf/c㎡-----3min |
Dimensions of Y type Strainer model CY-02
| Size |
15A(1/2") |
20A(3/4") |
25A(1") |
32A(1 1/4") |
40A(1 1/2") |
50A( 2") |
| L |
90 |
108 |
125 |
129 |
160 |
179 |
| H |
50 |
65 |
75 |
90 |
106 |
120 |
| D |
φ19 |
φ25 |
φ31 |
φ37 |
φ46 |
φ57 |
| d |
Rc1/2" |
Rc 3/4" |
Rc1" |
Rc1 1/4" |
Rc1 1/2" |
Rc2" |
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