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【Daily Question】Question from Issue 20150814

2015-08-14View Original

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Participation reward: 2 Wealth. Reward for correct answer: 9 wealth. Multiple-choice question: Which of the following design methods for the condensate pipes in high-pressure steam heating systems are correct? (   ) (A) The condensate pipe before the trap should not rise upward. (B) The height to which the condensate pipe rises after the trap must be determined through calculation. (C) In a condensate pipeline that relies on the residual pressure of the trap, the minimum backpressure after the trap should not be less than 50 kPa. (D) The steam-condensate pipe from the trap to the return water side should be designed taking into account the presence of steam-water emulsions. A new activity has started in the production area; the prizes are attractive, so hurry and participate: 【Production Through Summer】 – The production area has entered the “training during the hot summer days” mode
Reply #22015-08-14
Which ones are correct? abd....
Reply #32015-08-14
Which of the following design methods for the condensate pipes in high-pressure steam heating systems are correct? ( BD) (A) The condensate pipe before the trap should not rise upward. (B) The height to which the condensate pipe rises after the trap must be determined through calculation. (C) In a condensate piping system that relies on the residual pressure of the trap, the minimum backpressure after the trap should not be less than 50 kPa. (D) The steam-condensate pipe from the trap to the return side should be designed taking into account the steam-liquid emulsion effect
Reply #42015-08-14
A, B. ------------------
Reply #52015-08-14
(B) The elevation increase of the condensate pipe downstream of the trap shall be determined through calculation. (D) The steam-condensate pipe from the trap to the return water side shall be calculated based on the steam-water emulsion
Reply #62015-08-14
Which of the following design methods for the condensate pipes in high-pressure steam heating systems are correct? (BD) (A) The condensate pipe before the trap should not rise upward. (B) The height to which the condensate pipe rises after the trap must be determined through calculation. (C) In a condensate piping system that relies on the residual pressure of the trap, the minimum backpressure after the trap should not be less than 50 kPa. (D) The steam-condensate pipe from the trap to the return side should be designed taking into account the steam-liquid emulsion effect
Reply #72015-08-14
(B) The elevation increase of the condensate pipe downstream of the trap shall be determined through calculation. (D) The steam-condensate pipe from the trap to the return water side shall be calculated based on the steam-water emulsion
Reply #82015-08-14
Which of the following design methods for the condensate pipes in high-pressure steam heating systems are correct? (ABC) (A) The condensate pipe before the trap should not rise upward. (B) The height to which the condensate pipe rises after the trap must be determined through calculation. (C) In a condensate piping system that relies on the residual pressure of the trap, the minimum backpressure after the trap should not be less than 50 kPa. (D) The steam-condensate pipe from the trap to the return side should be designed taking into account the existence of steam-liquid emulsions
Reply #92015-08-14
Which of the following design methods for the condensate pipes in high-pressure steam heating systems are correct? ( BD ) (B) The elevation of the condensate pipe downstream of the trap should be determined through calculation. (D) The steam-condensate pipe from the trap to the return water side should be designed considering the steam-liquid emulsion effect

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