When steam and water are heated directly or through a steam-water mixer, noise and vibration are quite high. Is there any way to address this?
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When steam and water are heated directly, or through a steam-water mixer, there is a lot of noise and vibration; the pipes vibrate loudly, which is quite frightening. Is there any way to deal with this?
Steam and water mixing – both are part of the temperature and pressure reduction systems; you might be providing too much water
Does that mean that by reducing the water level and increasing the steam noise, vibrations can be reduced? I would appreciate your advice – how do you do it on-site? ?
You need to check whether the drainage in the pipes after mixing is unobstructed. Generally, a drainage system is installed over a distance of around 12–35 meters. For pipes with a diameter larger than DN80, using simple drain guides for drainage is ineffective; it is necessary to install a collection tank first, and then a drainage system
Is it because there’s not enough time for hydrophobization? ? ? Is the pressure before the valve still insufficient?
You need to tell me what kind of device it is Steam-jet heated water tank?
Steam pipe mixer for heating water
Pipe soda mixer – it’s a long-standing problem. Find an expert to help you select a different model: Using L can reduce noise by adjusting the water and steam flow rates, but it may not meet your process requirements in that case: L
We also have mixers that combine steam and water directly, and it seems there are no reports of such problems; personally, I think it’s a problem with the product design.
There are silencers available, with devices specifically designed for this purpose