Questions about steam generators and steam superheaters? ?
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1. What is a steam superheater, and what is a steam generator? ? What’s the difference between the two? ? 2. How are steam generators classified by pressure? ? Is the classification standard based on pressure levels? ? Thank you! ! !
Ultimately, they are all heat exchangers; the specific way in which they are classified may be determined by the manufacturing process. It is not distinguished based on pressure.
What was said on the second floor is correct; it’s divided in that way. The superheated gas doesn’t seem to be it
A steam generator is a device that produces steam, while a steam superheater is a device that superheats saturated steam
A steam generator, which is the term used based on foreign-language sources, is actually a boiler. It should include the combustion and heat exchange sections. A steam superheater is a device that heats saturated steam to a superheated temperature. For pressure classification, refer to the boiler pressure grade classification.
A steam generator is essentially a boiler; it’s just called by a different name. A steam superheater is a heat exchanger that superheats steam. The classification of pressure is based on that of boiler pressure, such as low pressure, medium pressure, super-low pressure, high pressure, and so on.
A superheater is a heat exchange device that heats saturated steam to produce superheated steam. A generator, on the other hand, is a heat exchange device that heats liquid water to produce saturated steam. According to the classification method based on the type of output, there can be many different types of actual devices, as the parameters of the steam produced vary. It can generally be divided into low pressure, medium pressure, high pressure, and even ultra-high pressure. Low pressure (P≤2.5Mpa, T≤400℃) Medium pressure (2.5Mpa