Burgess-Manning Inline Diffusers and Spargers

Burgess-Manning inline diffusers and spargers are used in industrial piping systems where pressure reduction, steam expansion, and noise-related flow conditions must be addressed within the process line.

Unlike atmospheric vent silencers, inline diffusers are installed inside the piping network, typically downstream of a control valve or pressure reducing valve.

Inline diffuser assemblies are used to help manage the noise commonly associated with pressure reducing valve applications while supporting the pressure drop requirements of the system.

Process Controls Corporation - Burgess-Manning Inline Diffusers and Spargers

Spargers and dump tubes are used in steam expansion applications, including turbine bypass service upstream of steam condensers in combined cycle gas turbine and biomass power plant environments.

These components are commonly reviewed as part of a system-specific design because operating conditions can vary by flow path, valve arrangement, media, pressure drop requirement, and installation orientation.

Process Controls Corporation can assist with Burgess-Manning inline diffusers and spargers for applications requiring engineered noise control and process flow support inside industrial piping systems.

Key Characteristics

Inline diffuser components installed within the piping network
Typically located downstream of control valves or pressure reducing valves
Used to support pressure drop control in applicable system designs
Spargers and dump tubes used for steam expansion applications
Applicable to selected turbine bypass and condenser-related service
Compact configuration for horizontal or vertical installation
Mechanical design and manufacturing may be addressed to ASME B31.1 or other international codes when applicable
PED compliance may apply depending on project requirements