Steam condensate pipeline setup
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I have a question for the teachers: Is it okay for me to prepare it in this way? The pipeline is about 100 meters long; it runs along a main corridor – can my steam condensate get there? Is there enough power?
Why is it placed behind the main frame? There is enough power, but water tends to accumulate at the lower part of the gantry.....
Thank you, as there are 4 identical units that collect at the center
What I mean is that the condensate tank should be installed before the main pipeline frame (on the main pipe before the slope).
Is your flow control orifice plate installed on a 25-kilogram steam pipeline? Why connect it this way? Steam has entered the condensate pipeline, making it difficult to return the condensate to the tank.
It’s not a flow limiter on the steam pipeline; it’s added to the drain line
My main pipe is located on a slope, and water definitely accumulates at the gantry area; there’s nothing that can be done about it. I have four sets of devices, each of which uses its own pipe, which then converge into the main pipe in the main corridor, before the water is collected in a central area between the four sets of devices. The power unit will do
I don’t know how far it is, nor do I know what the pressure in your return tank is. Generally, except for the line related to the flow-limiting orifice plate, the rest can be connected at a 45° angle along the direction of flow.
Hello, are you saying that for the slope in my pipeline, a value of 45 should be used, rather than a straight upward or downward slope?