User guide

Mark 94 Series
High Flow Sanitary Steam Traps
STERIFLOW
TM
by Jordan Valve
3170 Wasson Road • Cincinnati, Ohio 45209
Telephone 513.533.5600 • Fax 513.871.0105
Toll-Free Telephone: 800.543.7311
steriow@richardsind.com • www.steriowvalve.com
The Mark 94 is a thermostatic steam trap designed
specifically for use in high capacity clean steam
systems where sanitary conditions must be maintained.
It features a 20 Ra internal finish, and a self-draining
design, to minimize the possibility of medium entrap-
ment and bacterial growth.
The Mark 94 has been designed to provide high con-
densate flow rates during SIP heat up, allowing ves-
sels and other process equipment to reach validation
temperature in minimum time.
The proprietary fill, bellows and orifice design minimize
the subcooling required to open the trap during SIP
temperature hol, insuring fast drainage under lower
load conditions to help insure against low temperature
faults.
The Mark 94 is designed for use up to 50 psig (3,5 bar)
inlet pressure.
OperatiOn
During SIP Heatup, the bellows assembly is fully open
to discharge all air, non-condensate gases and cool
condensate. The heat of the entering steam causes the
element to expand, closing the valve. As condensate
accumulates in the body, the element cools, causing the
bellows/stem tip to retract allowing condensate to flow.
Features
Body and solid internal components constructed of
ASTM A479 316L
Polished components – body interior and exterior
are mechanically polished to 20 Ra finish
Sanitary clamp ends standard, other ends (tube
weld, threaded, ISO/DIN) available upon request
Self draining when installed vertically (outlet side
down)
New design provides excellent flow rates with low
subcooling during heat up and temperature hold
period
FDA, USP Class VI gasket standard
Horizontal connections available
applicatiOns
Typical applications are: fermentors,
bioreactors, sterilizers/autoclaves
Condensate drainage from large tube
clean steam distribution loops
Condensate drainage from large scale
process systems – fermenters, bioreactors,
holding vessels, separators, chromatogra-
phy vessels, etc.
Sanitary Valves Mark 94 Sanitary Steam Traps

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