Hi Guys, How to design the
Hi Guys, How to design the
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Hi Guys,
How to design the steam saturator? Or How the volume of the steam saturator is found out for LP Aand HP steam?.Any ideas?
thanx,
Alwin
How to design the steam saturator? Or How the volume of the steam saturator is found out for LP Aand HP steam?.Any ideas?
thanx,
Alwin





RE: Hi Guys, How to design the
RE: Hi Guys, How to design the
RE: Hi Guys, How to design the
RE: Hi Guys, How to design the
RE: Hi Guys, How to design the
"For simple, small systems, dry, saturated steam is generally acceptable. There are three methods for desuperheating: --Direct-contact saturation with water. --Indirect cooling. --Controlled cooling by direct contact with water. The first alternative is used when dry, saturated steam is required. This is the classic situation of producing such steam by use of a saturator. A simple setup is shown in Fig. 2. Indirect cooling is used with an attemperator--this is a device that passes superheated vapor or fluid through it to reduce and control the temperature. Fig. 3 illustrates indirect cooling along with moderate-pressure desuperheated-steam production. The third method is the one most commonly used: Direct contact with water carried out in the steam piping."
The source is: http://search.chemweek.com/~cearchive/start_search/092/11/0058.html
and title of the article is:
SPECIFYING AND OPERATING DESUPERHEATERS
RE: Hi Guys, How to design the
Well, now that we have finally figured out what you are talking about, we can suggest answers....
Try www.copes for Copes Vulcan
Try www.muellersales.com/steam.html for Mueller and Leslie steam conditioning equipment
Give us more specific about what you are looking for....
MJC
RE: Hi Guys, How to design the
Is this person even reading this forum? Why the blazes don't more of these people answer the questions we pose to them?
RE: Hi Guys, How to design the
I wanted to calculate the size of the vessel which is used for desuperheating High / low pressure steam using DM water.
radomir,you are the one who understood my question .
Your inputs are good starting point.