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How is the backpressure in the pipeline downstream of the steam-traced condensate valve calculated?

2016-05-27View Original

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Given: steam pressure, length of the condensate pipe, and pressure at the end of the condensate pipe, how can the pressure behind the steam trap be calculated? Thank you
Reply #22016-05-27
Steam pressure – Pressure at the end of the condensate pipeline = Pressure behind the steam trap
Reply #32016-05-27
Bro, I’m talking about the pressure behind the steam trap – how can it be calculated directly?
Reply #42016-05-27
It’s simply the pressure at the end of the pipe plus the pressure loss in the pipe section downstream of the valve

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