Steam condensate is connected to a high-pressure liquid ammonia pump
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The steam condensate is connected to the high-pressure liquid ammonia pump. What is its purpose? What is the temperature of the steam condensate? Please tell me.
What device? Where to add water? What pressure of water? Is the water always on or off? Specific analysis is required.
Is the high-pressure liquid ammonia pump a plunger pump? Is the condensate the cooling water for the plunger pump stuffing box?
If it is connected to the pump inlet, it may be used to replace the pump. However, our unit uses cold desalted water, which is safer at low temperatures. If it is connected to the filler, it will be sealed water, but I think 100-degree hot water is not conducive to the service life of the filler. Cold desalted water should be used
Reply 5# cfpxl should be used to cool the pump body
What type of pump? The high-pressure ammonia pump I saw in the PID diagram on my hand is a centrifugal pump. The steam condensate used is about 38 degrees Celsius and is connected by a hose. A normally closed valve is connected to the pump inlet. The plunger pump should be delivered for replacement and maintenance.