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Steam flow distribution problem

2020-04-13View Original

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Is the gas flow rate in the multiple outlet branches the same whether the steam distribution cylinder is placed horizontally or vertically? Why? How can it be obtained through calculation?
Reply #22020-04-13
I personally feel that there is an impact, but it shouldn’t be significant! Otherwise, how can we explain the law of conservation of energy?
Reply #32020-04-14
The main problem is the high levels of loss, with various user units being uncooperative and refusing to take responsibility
Reply #42020-04-15
When standing upright, the dryness of the steam coming out from the bottom is significantly lower.
Reply #52020-04-18
Objectively speaking, it does have an impact; it depends on whether it is superheated steam or saturated steam, as the dryness degree differs
Reply #62020-04-20
It is usually placed horizontally to facilitate pipeline layout; as for losses, there shouldn’t be much difference!

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