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Is there a limit on the transmission length of steam and hydrophobic pipes (for power plants and chemical plants), and is it necessary to calculate their pressure loss?

2016-03-23View Original

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Generally, when we do design work, we don’t take into account the pressure losses due to steam or hydrophobic effects. But then someone asked whether it’s possible to maintain a pressure of 3 MPa when transporting steam at 4 MPa over a distance of 800 meters. I’m wondering under what circumstances ADW should be considered
Reply #22016-03-25
Of course, calculations are necessary; this is the basic scope of calculations for thermal pipelines
Reply #32016-03-25
It’s a very short pipeline – only 400 meters. Do you have any software for this? Or other calculation tools
Reply #42016-03-27
400 meters of pipeline is already a considerable length; it’s necessary to do some calculations first

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