Relationship between steam generation and medium-pressure drum
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The higher the temperature in the medium-pressure steam drum, the more steam is produced. So what is the relationship between steam production and pressure in the medium-pressure steam drum?
Pressure is allowed to be within a certain range for operation; it cannot exceed this limit. As pressure increases, the temperature rises as well, and the volume of gas decreases.
The higher the temperature, it doesn’t necessarily mean higher gas production; it depends on the state of the steam
With high pressure, the volume of gas will definitely decrease. The steam drum can help control certain parameters to ensure that the gas we need meets the required standards. For example, a medium-pressure steam drum with a control pressure of 3.5 MPa and a temperature of over 420 degrees can ensure stable steam supply, which is suitable for use in turbines or other applications