All steam Control Valves must have a condensate removal drip pocket piped upstream of
the control valve. The drip pocket removes condensate from the steam line preventing
condensate from passing through the valve. This is essential because condensate permitted
to pass through the valve will cause erosion and shorten the life of the valve. More importantly,
when the steam Control Valve shuts off during low or non-production periods, the
condensate drip pocket will remove accumulating condensate from the inlet of the steam
control valve.

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