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Negative pressure in the steam pipeline.

2020-05-26View Original

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It is the turbine exhaust pipeline, containing both steam and water. At a pressure of 0.3 Mpa and a temperature of 140 degrees, if the valves at both ends are closed and condensation occurs, will negative pressure develop in the pipeline?
Reply #22020-05-26
This is knowledge from junior high school physics... In a fixed space, when steam condenses into water, its volume decreases and the pressure drops. But to what extent it will be low depends on the condensation temperature.
Reply #32020-05-27
You can conduct a simple experiment: fill a beaker with half a cup of hot water, seal it with plastic wrap, and then cool it down. Eventually, you will notice that the plastic wrap will dip inwards

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