【Daily Question】Sulfur Technical Edition, July 25, 2017
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When introducing steam, failure to drain condensate at a low point can cause water hammer in the steam pipeline, and may even rupture the pipeline. (v)
True/False: (True) When introducing steam, if condensate is not drained from the lowest point, it can cause water hammer in the steam pipeline, and may even lead to the rupture of the pipeline.
Correct (V) When introducing steam, if condensate is not drained from the lowest points, it can cause water hammer in the steam pipelines, and may even lead to the rupture of those pipelines.