The GL41 forged steel strainer is a cryogenic filter specifically designed for operating conditions with media temperatures ranging from -196℃ to -29℃. It is utilized for the timely removal of solid impurities, preventing accumulation within the system that could lead to scale formation or blockage of equipment and pipelines. For environments below -100℃, particularly when austenitic stainless steel is employed, key components such as the body, cover, and filter mesh undergo a specialized cryogenic treatment (deep cooling) prior to finishing. This process involves immersion in liquid nitrogen to reach a stable temperature of -196℃, maintaining this state for two to six hours before allowing the components to return to room temperature naturally.
Depending on the operating temperature, the pipeline strainer’s gaskets can utilize flexible graphite, PTFE, or multi-layer combinations of lip seal rings, ensuring excellent performance at low temperatures. As an essential filtration device for media-conveying pipeline systems, the GL41 forged steel strainer is typically installed at the inlet of pressure reducing valves, relief valves, constant water level valves, or other critical equipment to remove impurities and protect the normal operation of valves and machinery. The GL41 forged steel strainer features a robust structural design, low flow resistance, and convenient blowdown capabilities. Generally, the filter mesh specifications are 18-30 mesh for water service, 10-100 mesh for gas service, and 100-480 mesh for oil service.

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