Successful Installation of 6″ Spiro Trap Dirt Separator

In a recently completed project, our team expertly installed a 6” Spiro trap dirt separator to the heating return pipework at a site. The process began with the careful isolation of the boilers to allow for a safe system cooldown. Once the plant rooms were fully drained, our engineers precisely cut a section of 6” steel pipework, preparing it for the installation.

With skill and precision, they welded two PN16 flanges, after which we mounted the dirt separator, butterfly valve, and a small pipe section. For enhanced system functionality, we added 1/2” binder points and fitted two 1/2” sensor pockets to accommodate IBMS sensors. This integration ensures improved monitoring and control capabilities within the heating system.

Following the installation, the system was refilled and vented to ensure peak performance. We also resolved an issue with AHU pump no.1 by cleaning its strainer, restoring full functionality. After restarting the pumps and boilers, we closely monitored Stanton’s temperature to confirm the system’s optimal operation.

To conclude, the team meticulously cleaned the plant rooms, leaving the site in excellent condition. Great teamwork and attention to detail from all involved!