In-line deaerators are devices suitable for eliminating micro-bubbles from systems. They are essentially made up of two parts:
– ACTIVE: The area where microbubbles are formed as a result of strong turbulence and swirling motion.
Microbubbles blend together becoming bubbles.
– PASSIVE: Float-operated air vent valve to eliminate air bubbles.
Deaerators operate systems with air-depleted water, therefore able to absorb the air bubbles nestled in the system critical areas.
By removing air from the system, unnecessary breakdowns and malfunctions can be reduced, helping to:
– Increase heating and cooling efficiency
– Reduce the formation of corrosion in all points of the system
– Reduce extraordinary maintenance work
– Reduce the effects causing system noise
– Lower the cost of system management

CAUTION:
To be always installed in a vertical position (on horizontal pipes), with the air discharge device facing upwards.