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2018-09-06View Original

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The function of using steam desuperheating water
Reply #22018-09-07
This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2018-9-7 at 11:36. The temperature may be too high after overheating, which can be addressed by adjusting the temperature; or the design temperature of the pipes used for transporting steam after pressure reduction is low (this helps to use less expensive pipe materials and reduces costs), there is also the issue of whether sufficient thermal stress compensation is available; or the medium being heated is not suitable for high temperatures.
Reply #32018-09-07
The temperature of the steam is reduced by utilizing the heat absorbed during the vaporization of the desuperheating water
Reply #42018-09-07
Cooling water is used to reduce the temperature of the steam; although steam is generally superheated during transmission, saturated steam is used in this process. By utilizing cooling water, it is possible to adjust the steam to the temperature range required by the process, thereby ensuring its optimal use.
Reply #52018-09-07
Cool the steam and reduce its pressure. Ensure that the steam meets the requirements for transmission and use

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