Basket strainer
Vi Energ Involves in Design and manufacturing of Basket Strainer, in accordance with client specification and project requirements.
A basket strainer is a type of filtration device used to remove debris and particulate contaminants from fluids in various industrial processes. It operates by using a basket-like filter element to catch and hold unwanted particles as fluid flows through the strainer.
Basket Strainers are manufactured with U Stamp certified vessel coming with Quick Opening closures(QOC) for easy manitanene Basket strainers are widely used in pipelines, tanks, and other systems to protect downstream equipment and ensure the smooth operation of fluid handling processes.
Key Elements of Vi Energ Basket Strainers are
- Housing: The main body of the strainer, typically made from materials like carbon steel, stainless steel, or other alloys depending on the application and fluid type.
- Inlet and Outlet Ports: Connections through which the fluid enters and exits the strainer. These ports can be flanged, threaded, or welded.
- Basket: The core filtering component, shaped like a basket or cup, that holds the straining element. It is perforated or mesh-covered to capture debris.
- Filter Element: The part of the basket that provides the actual filtering function. It can be made of metal mesh or other materials depending on the required filtration level.
- Access Cover: A removable cover or lid that allows for easy access to the basket for cleaning or replacement. It is usually bolted or clamped onto the strainer body.
- Drain Valve: Allows for the removal of accumulated debris and any trapped fluid from the bottom of the strainer. It is used during maintenance to empty the strainer.
Vi Energ involved in Manufacturing of list of various types of strainers commonly used in industrial and commercial applications:
- 1. Basket Strainer
- 2. Duplex Strainer
- 3. Y-Strainer
- 4. T-Strainer
- 5. Conical Strainer
- 6. Inline Strainer
- 7. Automatic Self-Cleaning Strainer
- 8. Cyclone Separator
These strainers vary in design, application, and functionality, allowing them to address different filtration needs across various industries.