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When draining water before steam soot blowing, the impact force of the steam is too strong; once it enters the water tank, excessive noise is generated. How can this be resolved? The water in the pool is still quite dirty.

2021-03-22View Original

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When draining water before steam soot blowing, the impact force of the steam is too strong; what can be done to reduce the noise generated when the water is discharged into the tank? The water in the pool is still quite dirty.
Reply #22021-03-22
How about trying a better steam trap?
Reply #32021-03-23
Are you still using steam soot blowing? Now it’s all acetylene deflagration soot blowing...

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