Will the steam entering the condenser go into the gas-liquid separator and then into the fan, causing a short circuit? ?
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Will the steam entering the condenser in the diagram enter the gas-liquid separator and then reach the fan, causing a short circuit? ?
No way, there are baffle plates in the condenser.
Cooling water enters and exits on the right side of the condenser; as long as the temperature of the condenser or the ratio between steam volume and water volume is appropriate, complete condensation of the steam can be ensured. Therefore, under normal conditions, steam does not enter the fan.
Consider whether the heat exchange area of your condenser is sufficient; entry of steam should not cause any short circuiting. The fluid flows to the gas-liquid separator under slight negative pressure, where non-condensable gases and steam enter together. The condensed liquid exits from the bottom. This is just my personal opinion, as there is no supporting evidence