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Steam pressure regulator spray device

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Dear seniors, I would like to ask about devices similar to steam regulators used in nuclear power plants – those with spray systems installed on the upper cover, used to spray cooling water in order to condense the steam. To achieve perfect spraying results, corresponding requirements must be met for the nozzles. I would like to ask here: when purchasing nozzles for such voltage stabilizers, what aspects should be taken into consideration to ensure proper spraying performance? Or **are there any relevant standards that specify requirements for the nozzles on voltage stabilizers?
Reply #22016-02-14
With such a professional question, could it lead to leaks? Hahahahaha! ! There is a component inside the boiler called a spray water tempering device; large containers used outdoors are equipped with centralized spray tempering systems

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