Determination of hydrophobicity
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I have a question: if a steam pipeline has three expansion bends that create low points, is the amount of water drained by each of these three steam traps calculated based on the length of the pipe between two adjacent expansion bends, or is it calculated by dividing the total length by 3? I would appreciate some guidance from those who know more about this
I’ll take on it myself; please give me some advice, experts
Surely the average calculation of total length divided by three is incorrect; it doesn’t take into account the maximum water drainage capacity, which can lead to problems. The maximum value should be used as the basis for the calculations
Calculate the amount of condensate water separately, starting from the previous hydrophobic point
I would like to ask whether it is calculated based on the distance between one hydrophobic site and the next. Thank you
Based on the answer from upstairs, it should be like this