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Shaft seal condenser

2009-04-18View Original

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On the drawing: What is the purpose of that S-shaped bend located at the bottom of the shaft seal condenser? In the shaft seal condenser for syngas compression, there is no such elbow; instead, there is merely a section of pipe that leads to some kind of sealing groove.
Reply #22009-04-18
You mean small turbines, right? At the bottom of the shaft seal condenser, there is an S-shaped bend that serves a sealing purpose.
Reply #32009-04-18
To serve as a seal? Where does the condensate formed by the shaft seal condenser go? How to get it out

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