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Low-pressure condensate issue

2017-04-06View Original

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The second-phase project adds a condensate pipeline with the same size as the original condensate main, but its temperature and pressure are higher than those of the original main. In that case, can’t they be connected together? Do I need to go separately? Thank you all. The temperature was originally 100/125, and now it is 180/240. I can’t remember exactly how the pressure changed
Reply #22017-04-07
It’s better not to go together; the temperature is a bit better. The main issue is pressure, which affects the operation of the original pipeline

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