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Can a regular fan pump steam?

2017-12-09View Original

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Can a regular fan pump steam? The flow rate is around 300,000 m3/h
Reply #22017-12-09
The main difference between steam and ordinary air lies in temperature; this is related to the material of the components – whether they can withstand high temperatures or not, as well as the insulation properties of those components
Reply #32017-12-10
It’s okay for a short time, but I can’t hold on for long!
Reply #42017-12-10
When extracting steam, it is necessary to ensure that the impeller does not oxidize or rust; once it rusts, the impeller will become unbalanced. With such a high flow rate, the impeller’s diameter is around 1.5 meters, which makes maintenance quite difficult. The medium composition and density of the steam also need to be calculated accurately, as well as the temperatures under extreme operating conditions, static pressure, altitude, and so on. You can also refer to the examples provided by fan manufacturers, who will offer detailed solutions based on operating conditions and parameters.

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