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Steam carries water

2011-12-14View Original

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When the DN100 pipe exits the tube furnace directly, the steam temperature is 420 degrees; once water is introduced, this temperature drops from 420 degrees to 150 degrees instantly. May I ask, experts, how many meters of tubing are needed in this case?
Reply #22011-12-15
Does \"several meters\" refer to pressure? If the temperature and pressure are reduced to those of saturated steam, then the pressure is 0.5 MPa, which is equivalent to about 50 meters of water column

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