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The valve at the bottom line of the condensate steam tank vibrates severely

2020-02-18View Original

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The valves located after the medium-pressure and low-pressure flash tanks in the unit do not vibrate; why then do the valves after the low-pressure flash tank vibrate significantly? Please help me understand this.
Reply #22020-03-17
Yes, and then to a atmospheric flash tank
Reply #32020-03-17
Yes, and then to a atmospheric flash tank
Reply #42020-03-18
It is connected to a pipeline leading to the atmospheric pressure flash tank; the low and low-pressure circuits are prone to pressure buildup, which results in poor water flow, and that’s why the phenomenon you mentioned occurs.
Reply #52020-03-27
The attached diagram is a flowchart; I still don’t quite understand what you mean. Do you mean that the pressure in the atmospheric flash tank is too high, causing pressure buildup in the valves and pipelines, which leads to vibration?

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