The hazards of hydrogen and nitrogen in the system steam
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Without heating, the temperature of the steam does not rise much, and the pressure changes little.
Harm of hydrogen in system steam: 1: It affects the safe operation of equipment and poses a risk of explosion. 2: Affects turbine vacuum. I can’t understand what’s explained below.
Hydrogen corrosion and hydrogen embrittlement occur at high temperatures
It will prevent other heat exchange equipment that rely on this steam from functioning properly. When this amount of leakage is not large, it should not affect safety, but attention must be paid to the accumulation of hydrogen in the non-condensable gases discharged.
Is this situation occurring because steam pressure is low, causing flow from the conversion system?