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In simplified terms, the word “strainer” is commonly used where the particles being separated are visible to the naked eye; while if the particles are too small to be seen by the naked eye, the term “filter” is used. Industrial strainers are often used upstream of valves, compressors, and pumps. These are sensitive devices that make the piping system more complex and effective. In addition, industrial strainers are useful where the medium is heavier or contains chemicals that need to be removed. Industrial strainers are commonly used in industries such as chemical, water treatment, food, and petroleum. Fine wire is formed into a grid or mesh arrangement. This is then commonly layered over a perforated screen, which acts as a support cage for the mesh. Y-type strainers usually have a lower dirt holding capacity than basket type strainers, which means that they require more frequent cleaning. On steam systems, this is generally not a problem, except where high levels of rust are present, or immediately after commissioning when large amounts of debris can be introduced. A simple Y strainer can keep these components, which are some of the most valuable and expensive parts of the pipeline, protected from the presence of pipe scale, rust, sediment or any other kind of debris. Y strainers, also referred to as wye strainers, are available in various designs and connection types. Y strainer design

Filters and strainers contain a replaceable screen that eliminates debris. The major distinction between the two is that the straining device is reusable many times in strainers; but in filters, the straining device is for one-time use only. Industrial strainers should hold any particles larger than those appropriate to downstream devices. Straining too fine can cause problems in service and maintenance lead to early fouling of the straining medium. This can excessively increase the intensity of cleaning and induce obstruction of the flow to downstream machinery.On applications where significant amounts of debris are expected, a blowdown valve can usually be fitted in the strainer cap, which enables the strainer to use the pressure of the steam to be cleaned, and without having to shut down the plant. The conversation, like many others I had with people on trains derived an easy candour from the shared journey, the comfort of the dining care, and the certain knowledge that neither of us would see each other again. [30] :27 In pipelines, strainers are used to shield downstream machineries such as condensers, cooling systems, pumps, compressors, meters, spray nozzles, generators, and steam traps from the adverse impact of sediments, corrosion, pipe scales, or other foreign debris. In addition, it can be helpful to see examples of the mesh sizes of certain particles, as shown in Table 2. Mesh Size The main difference seems to be in diameter of the holes in the media screen also termed as mesh size in case of strainer.There is no hard and fast size division to define strainers from filters.Filters capable of removing particles as small as 1 μm are available

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In Y-type strainer the filter leg connects to the main pipe at a diagonal angle, giving the strainer its “y” shape, and hence its name. This type is commonly used in pressurized lines, steam, liquid or gas, but can also be applied in vacuum or suction situation. There is no one-size-fits-all Y strainer that meets every need. That's why it's important to understand the application requirements before selecting a strainer. Typical Y strainer applications The problem with this dimension is that the screens are two-dimensional and the particle must reach the hole in a certain orientation. Therefore, if a long thin particle reached the strainer ‘face on’, it may be allowed to pass through the screen. However, if it hit the hole ‘side on’ it would be stopped. If this is likely to be a problem, a finer mesh should be used. There are different kinds of Y strainers on the market designed to meet various industry needs. Keep the following criteria in mind: The number and quantity of particles that can travel through downstream devices without causing harm are the key factors for selecting the hole and mesh size.