The issue of condensate water temperature
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If the temperature of superheated steam at 0.3 MPa is 160°, what are then the corresponding temperature and pressure of the condensed water?
Is this the pressure and temperature of the condensate water at the outlet of the ☞check valve? !
You can just check the water property table
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Saturated steam temperature slightly below 0.3 MPa: 133℃
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If you are referring to a steam trap, then it depends on its discharge method: the inlet pressure is 0.3 MPa and the temperature is 160°C. If there is backpressure, the actual pressure difference will not reach 0.3 MPa. The temperature of the condensate depends on the actual pressure difference; it is usually at the saturation temperature of water. If it is a direct discharge with no backpressure, then it is this pressure and temperature; however, when saturated water is discharged, it turns into flash steam.
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