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How does a steam compressor obtain superheated steam?

2018-08-15View Original

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The inlet to a steam compressor is usually low-pressure saturated steam generated by the flashing of high-temperature condensate water; the steam that comes out of the compressor should be high-pressure saturated steam. Why does superheated steam occur? For example, 0.25 MP of superheated steam at 160°C is obtained. How is mechanical work converted into superheated steam? What’s the general calculation process?
Reply #22018-08-15
Haha, Baidu has the calculations; basically, the kinetic energy of the compressor is converted into heat energy

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