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What is the distinction in the medium codes for steam in the process flow diagram?

2015-11-22View Original

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In the process flow diagram, heat exchanger steam is sometimes denoted by LPS and LPC, and at other times by S and C. What is the difference?
Reply #22015-11-22
S is steam, C is condensed steam water; L stands for low pressure ; LPS is low-pressure saturated steam.
Reply #32015-11-23
LPS should refer to Low-Pressure Steam, and is generally abbreviated as LS. LPC should mean Low-Pressure condensate, while steam condensate is usually abbreviated as SC (steam condensate)

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