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Available types
Available in a range of
sizes from " to 3", the
CSF16 can be fitted with
either a 1, 5 or 25 micron
absolute rated element.
While the standard 5 micron
element will remove 95%
of all particles larger than
2 microns, a 1 micron
element will give a filtration
efficiency of greater than
99 % against 0.1 micron
particles.
Sintered austenitic
stainless steel element
allows effective cleaning.
Drain connection
for condensate removal.
2
User benefits
Cleanable element reduces total cost of ownership.
Complete filter stations available from Spirax Sarco ensures
equipment compatibility.
Typical applications
The use of a steam filter to reduce the risk of product or process contamination spans many industries and
applications including:Highly corrosive pure steam for sterilisation of products and equipment in the biotechnology and pharmaceutical
industries.
Culinary steam for direct cooking of food products and sterilisation of food and beverage containers.
Clean steam for humidification of clean rooms in the pharmaceutical, biotechnology and electronic industries.
Filtered / pure steam for autoclaves in the health care / pharmaceutical industries.
All CSF16 filters comply with US FDA 3-A accepted practice No 609-00 sanitary standard for the production of
culinary steam where absolute filtration down to 1 micron is required. (With a 1 micron element installed).
Production of culinary grade steam
In some food, dairy and beverage processes, steam is used for the direct heating or cooking of a product, or for
maintaining aseptic conditions in equipment. In these cases, the steam must be of a purity which will not
contaminate the product through odour, taint or undesirable additives.
In order to achieve this, a dry, clean saturated steam supply is required, free from incondensible gases and
filtered to 5 microns or better.
Sterilisers / Autoclaves
The steam supply to sterilisers and autoclaves in the pharmaceutical and
health care industries must be clean in order to prevent spotting or any other
type of contamination. National standards in many countries cover the design
and control of these devices, which in some cases also refer to steam purity
e.g. when factory steam is being used then it must be filtered.
3
Volume
0.55
0.55
0.65
0.75
1.00
1.25
2.00
8.50
3.20
11.50
3.80
16.50
B
ANSI 150
205
205
205
230
248
257
285
340
298
340
298
380
A NPT, BSP
215
108
215
108
245
108
270
125
300
125
350
140
380
160
765
200
455
170
1005
200
580
170
1035
240
DIN PN16 C
D
180
55 90
180
55 90
180
55 120
202
62 150
212
75 150
220
75 200
245
80 200
290
110 580
260
80 280
300
110 850
260
80 450
340
125 850
E
70
70
70
70
85
85
104
129
104
129
104
154
F
112
112
112
112
127
127
148
178
148
178
148
210
Operating range
DN10 to DN80
Temperature C
E
"
D (min)
200
178
150
100
Steam
saturation
curve
50
0
8 8.6* 10
12
14
16
Pressure bar g
The product must not be used in this region.
Temperature C
100
Steam
saturation
curve
50
0
4 4.5* 6
10
12
14
16
Pressure bar g
The product must not be used in this region.
The product should not be used in this region
due to limitations of the EPDM housing seal.
Temperatures up to 178C are available using
a Fluoraz seal.
SFSS
"
200
178
154
SB-P185-06
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