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Pressure issues in the steam condensate tank

2017-03-20View Original

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The steam pressure is 0.5 MPa, while the pressure behind the steam trap is 0.2 MPa. The amount of steam used is very small, 1–2 tons per hour. A steam condensate tank has been designed to collect the condensate, with an exhaust pipe at the top of the tank leading directly to the atmosphere. I plan to use the standard diagram for 0.25 MPa, with the operating pressure specified as atmospheric pressure. Is this appropriate? Are tanks considered atmospheric pressure vessels?

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