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Steam generator - rate of change v wet steam???

Steam generator - rate of change v wet steam???

Steam generator - rate of change v wet steam???

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Dear sirs,

I've read the comment on spirax's web site that the rate of change on a kettle type re-generator can cuase wet steam.

I'm having a hard time visualising this???  i would have thought that the overall rate is what impacts the capacity as most have a seperator device on the outlet.

This must work on centrigual force and as such if the rate just increases so will the entrainment/wetness ? or not..

am i missing something?

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