Problems with steam-water separation in evaporation cooling drums
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Push steel furnace steam drum : The riser tube and the down tube are both at the bottom of the steam drum, and the steam-water separation adopts the orifice tube type. However, in actual use, there is still some water in the steam outlet running out together with the steam! Please let me know if you guys have any improvement measures!
A first-level screen separator can be added to the upper part of the steam drum and below the air outlet, and the effect will be significantly improved.
In addition to adding a wire mesh separator at the outlet pipe of the steam drum, during actual operation, the liquid level in the steam drum must be controlled at the middle and lower parts, and do not control the liquid level in the steam drum at the upper limit.
You can add a layer of film removal net after the separation of your orifice tubes to separate the soda and water twice, which can improve the soda and water separation effect.
The 20th century drum steam and water separation uses a hole-tube structure, which is indeed not in line with the reality of the 21st century! This is not the only thing that can be improved! Technology is constantly being improved and updated!