Where is the best location to place the inlet for the condensate recovery container?
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The container liquid level should be between 30% and 80%. Where is the best location to place the inlet for the condensate recovery container? It’s certainly fine to have it located at the top of a horizontal container; but is it in violation of relevant regulations if it’s placed on the horizontal center line on the side or below it? This post was last edited by ZLF60137 on 2009-2-26 09:55.]
It should generally be installed at the top of a horizontal container.
It should be fine as well; it doesn’t violate the rules.
Since you have set the required liquid level in the container to 30%~80%, it is of course fine for the inlet of the condensate recovery container to be located at the top of the horizontal container. It is not feasible to place it on the horizontal centerline on the side or below that level, unless your inlet is also positioned above 80% of the container’s liquid level; only in that case will the feeding proceed smoothly. Otherwise, you will need to increase the pressure at the upstream end to ensure that the condensate has sufficient pressure to overcome the hydraulic pressure difference resulting from being at the horizontal centerline on the side or below
It’s not feasible if it is located on or below the horizontal center line on the side – I mean from a technical perspective, right? Is it a violation of relevant mandatory norms?