Does the opening of the condensate drain valve of the tube-and-tube heat exchanger have an impact on the heat?
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Does the opening of the condensate drain valve of the tube-and-tube heat exchanger have an impact on the heat? When the opening of the steam inlet valve is constant, how should the opening of the condensate drain valve be controlled to achieve the greatest effect?
If the opening is too small, condensed water will accumulate in the heat exchanger, reducing the heat exchange area and affecting the heat exchange effect. If the opening is too large, steam will pass through, causing waste and increasing energy consumption. ； The best effect is determined by a good water trap. If the water cannot pass through, the effect can be achieved.