Watts MGH User Manual

For Steam Heating Applications
ES-G/GH/MG/MGH
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Watts product specifications in U.S. customary units and metric are approximate and are provided for reference only. For precise measurements, please contact Watts Technical Service. Watts reserves the right to change or modify product design, construction, specifications, or materials with­out prior notice and without incurring any obligation to make such changes and modifications on Watts products previously or subsequently sold.
Operation
The Series G, GH, MG, MGH's Balanced Pressure-Duplex Phosphor Diaphragm is a highly sensitive modulation unit thermally programmed to provide accurate steam conserving operation at all pressure temperature points within its range of operation.
A special liquid, hermetically vacuum-sealed, is employed in a unique duplex design. The volatile characteristics of this liquid, with a lower boiling point than that of water, create a higher internal pressure for a given steam temperature. This pressure/temperature relationship causes the duplex diaphragm to expand uniformly, closing the orifice opening in a replaceable stainless steel seat with a self-centering corrosion-resistant and hardened stainless steel diaphragm valve. In the presence of lower temperature condensate and/or non-condensate gases, the stainless steel valve is withdrawn by the internal condensing of the duplex diaphragm liquid, allowing full discharge of any condensate of noncondensables. The diaphragm quickly recy­cles closed in the presence of steam.
Series G, GH, MG, MGH
Thermostatic Radiator Steam Traps
Sizes 1⁄2" – 1" (15 – 25mm) For operating pressures up to 65psi (4.5 bars)
Series G, GH, MG, MGH Thermostatic Radiator Steam Traps are designed to remove condensate, air and non-condensable gases from heating systems, while still sensitive enough to close tightly in the presence of steam. The balanced pressure duplex phosphor bronze diaphragm is a highly sensitive modu­lating unit thermally programmed to provide accurate steam conserving operation. Available in a choice of various body pat­terns including angle, straightway, left hand corner, right hand corner, vertical and vertical double union.
Features
• Rugged brass construction with union inlet. Duplex phosphor bronze diaphragm sensitive within 3˚F
• Hardened stainless steel valve
• Stainless steel valve seat
• Diaphragm and seat both replaceable
• Uniform operation within pressure range
• Superior operation under highest vacuum
• Each trap factory tested
• Standard patterns in
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2", 3⁄4", and 1" (15, 20, 25mm)
Applications
Model G and GH – 25” HG vacuum to 25psi
• Low pressure and vacuum heating
• Convectors
• Unit Ventilators
• Radiators
• Fin pipes
• Drip points
• Air vents
Model MG and MGH – 25” HG vacuum to 65psi
• Medium pressure heating equipment
• Process equipment
• Sterilizers
• Autoclaves
• Tracer lines
• Cooking equipment
Specifications
The thermostatic/radiator steam trap shall be installed as indi­cated on the plans. The steam trap shall have a operating pres­sure of up to 65psi. The trap body shall be manufactured out of rugged brass, the diaphram shall be of duplex phosphor bronze type with hardened stainless steel valve, the seat shall be stain­less steel. The steam trap shall be a Watts Regulator Company Series G, GH, MG, MGH.
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MODEL PATTERNS TAPPING DIMENSIONS WEIGHT
Male
Inlet Outlet Tailpiece
AB C DEFG
in. mm in. mm in. mm in. mm in. mm in. mm in. mm in. mm in. mm lbs. kgs.
1GAP-1MGAP Angle
1
2 151⁄2 15 27⁄8 73 11⁄8 29 13⁄16 35 13⁄8 35––––––1.2.54 1GRHC-1GLHC Corner1⁄2 151⁄2 15 27⁄8 73 13⁄16 35 13⁄8 359⁄16 14 25⁄8 67 15⁄8 41 1.4 .64 1GSW-1MGSW Straightway1⁄2 151⁄2 15 27⁄8 73 13⁄16 35 13⁄8 359⁄16 14 25⁄8 67 15⁄8 41 1.2 .54
1VG Vert. S.U.1⁄2 151⁄2 15 11⁄8 29 13⁄16 35 13⁄8 35 17⁄8 48 4 102 25⁄8 67 1.4 .64
1VGDU Vert. D.U.1⁄2 151⁄2 15 29⁄16 65 13⁄16 35 13⁄8 35 17⁄8 48 53⁄8 137 23⁄4 70 1.7 .77
3GH-3MGH Angle
3
4 203⁄4 20 31⁄8 79 13⁄8 35 13⁄16 35 15⁄8 41––––––1.5.68
3GH-3MGH Straight
3
4 203⁄4 20 31⁄8 79 13⁄16 35 19⁄16 403⁄8 10 23⁄4 70 17⁄8 48 1.5 .68
5MGH Angle 1 25 1 25 35⁄8 92 11⁄2 38 11⁄2 38 111⁄16 43––––––2.51.13
Maximum Trap Capacities - Pounds condensate per hour, MBH, and square feet EDR
Pressure
Tapping Differential
Model
(NPT) (psi)
1
4
1
2
11
1
2
2 5 10 15 25 50 65
1G Lbs. Cond
1 MG
1
2"
Per Hour*
21.0 29.7 40.9 49.6 58.4 92.4 133.6 162.5 212.0 309.2 357.3
3GH Lbs. Cond.
3MGH
3
4"
Per Hour*
40.8 56.9 81.8 99.3 115.5 182.3 264.7 330.2 436.8 618.4 858.7
Lbs. Cond.
5MGH
1"
Per Hour*
71.8 101.5 143.8 173.7 201.2 319.7 463.9 584.0 688.7 789.5 820.0
* Ratings are in accordance with the recommended standards adopted by the Steam Heating Equipment Manufacturers Association. Select trap directly
from table for the lowest differential that may exist in the system. Traps may be applied directly and no safety factor need by applied.
Dimensions Weights
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60
50
40
Pressure – PSIG
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Angle Pattern
1GAP, 3GHAP, 5MGHAP
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Straightway Pattern
1GHSW, 3GHSW
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Corner Pattern
1GLHC, 1GRHC
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Vertical Pattern
Double Union
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Vertical Pattern
Single Union
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