Blowdown overflowing sump...
Blowdown overflowing sump...
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I am currently working on a problem at a power plant where a sump is overflowing due to the cold start of two units at the same tim. The original sump was not designed to handle the blowdown that has recently been rerouted there. I have been trying to get some measurements on how much blowdown is occuring but don't think that this is possible. the only thing that i could think of was to go out to the site and create some kind of floatation device to measure the time that it takes for the fluid levels to rise and the distance, etc. does anyone have any ideas? I have some drawing s that give flow rates of blowdown but believe that these are durign steady state. any ideas?





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