Will the pressure tapping pipe on the 3.5MPa steam pipeline get clogged?
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The pressure transmitters on the 3.5MPa steam pipeline are all showing distorted readings; the instruments indicate that the pressure tapping pipes are blocked.
Maybe. Rust accumulation can cause non-flowing pipelines to become clogged.
Whether it’s blocked or not, we’ll know once they put it down there. But be sure to pay attention to safety!
Is there rust in the medium-pressure steam pipeline?
Oh, so pressurized steam has nothing to do with rust? Maybe the pressure I’ve faced isn’t high enough; I’m sorry, I may have misled you.
If the water quality is poor, the pressure guide tube will scale up； Regular calibration and drainage
The possibility of blockages in the steam pipeline is low, but blockages can still occur despite this small probability; this is because the pipeline is not thoroughly purged before steam is introduced, and over time impurities accumulate. Secondly, due to the instability of the steam generation device, oxygen and impurities in the steam can clog the small pipelines.
It could also be caused by excessive heating of the pressure tapping pipe; it is necessary to check what trend the flow meter is showing to determine the exact cause It fluctuates up and down; even at full scale, there is still a large deviation from the actual value, so analysis is needed depending on the situation
Poor steam quality control will definitely cause blockages.
The steam pressure guide pipe is generally located at the upper part of the pipeline, so blockage is unlikely, but the possibility of blockage cannot be ruled out.
If there is blockage, it means the level of vaporized silica in your system is significantly too high