Questions about steam heating
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 20:45. Our factory supplies steam externally; they said the pressure should be 2 kilograms, but here it’s only around 1 kilogram. To what temperature can steam of this kind be heated? For example, heating a material with a boiling point of 130 degrees Celsius -
Is the amount sufficient? You need to know just how much is evaporating Calculate the amount of steam required,,,
During steam transmission, variations in the volume of steam transported, the length of the pipelines, and the insulation quality can result in losses in pressure and temperature. Therefore, it is normal for the supply pressure to be 0.2 Mpa while the pressure at the receiving end is 0.1 Mpa. For long-distance transmission, it is best for the supplier to provide superheated steam, in order to reduce the amount of condensation that occurs during transportation.
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Superheated steam is necessary; otherwise, a large amount of condensate water will be produced, which renders it meaningless
The condensation temperature of steam weighing about one kilogram will not exceed 120 degrees