What is a surface condenser, and is there a standard definition?
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What is a surface condenser? Is there a standard definition for it? In what situations is it commonly used? Please give me some advice!
The answer above is already quite clear; surface condensers are used in steam-driven systems, for example, in fully condensed steam turbines.
The origin of the name for the surface condenser is not clearly explained. Please, those who know more continue to explain.
What is the difference between a surface condenser and a regular condenser?
It seems that the outer surface of the tube is covered with copper foil, somewhat similar to fins, but much more densely
I’m at the company and seeing this content·
Could you tell me where you found this image? I still don’t quite understand it
Please link to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surface_condenser Thanks!
This is probably used for cooling; I’m not entirely sure about the details； ； ； ； ； ； ； ； ； ； ； ；
Ah, actually it works on the same principle as the steam seal condenser in back-pressure turbines. . .
Is it used for vacuuming? Gas cannot accumulate above; the liquid phase flows below, creating a negative pressure.