What standards does the steam soda mixer comply with?
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What standards does the steam soda mixer comply with?
There is no standard for this. There should only be manufacturing standards.
JB/T 7660-1997 Steam-water mixed heater: victory:
It seems there’s no standard; it mainly comes down to the implementation standards
There is no **standard** for soda mixers, as they are a combination of steam injectors and static mixers. If a standard must be specified, I recommend using SH/T3120-2000, the standard for steam ejectors. A steam-water mixer uses water as the driving medium; high flow rates create negative pressure in the throat, allowing steam from the branch pipes to enter and mix with the water, thereby generating heat. The pressure of the steam in the branch pipe should be slightly higher than the pressure of the water in the main pipe. The required steam flow rate is calculated using the principle of energy conservation. Nantong Jianghan Petrochemical is quite specialized in producing soda mixers; the website http://www.jhshnt.com/product/html/?56.html provides detailed information on the calculations related to soda mixers.
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