What is the difference between the two types of steam reboilers?
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This post was last edited by Wolf Totem on 2021-9-8 12:35 The above two are steam reboilers, but one has condensate control (FV80052), and the heat exchanger outlet temperature is controlled by the condensate； One condensate is directly sent out through the hydrophobic trap. What are the advantages and disadvantages of the two methods of condensation control, and what are the differences?
Does the first chain make sense? Is it reliable? The way condensate is discharged and controlled is extremely important.
When posting a picture, you should post it in full. It’s a bit confusing to see half of the picture. This is not the latest scientific research result.
Doesn’t it come with a text description? ? The problem is also mentioned!
What do FV80038 and TV80129 control respectively? Where did it come from?
1. It is necessary for evaporation； 2. It is necessary for condensation. Mainly in terms of the objects being served. For reference.
Either chain steam pressure or chain temperature. The chain in the picture is quite confusing.
It's all steam. There are the abbreviation letters MS for steam grade in front. The DS part is the boiler feed water.
Please read the text. They said it was a reboiler, why is there still condensation?