Location via proxy:   [ UP ]  
[Report a bug]   [Manage cookies]                
Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 518 views

    MSEP Datasheet

    Uploaded by

    Sandi Aslan
    This document provides information about a steamline moisture separator. The separator removes moisture suspended in steam flow that cannot be removed by drainage or steam trapping. It removes 95-98% of entrained condensate particles by taking advantage of the inertia difference between water and steam. Steam passes easily through intercepting plates in the separator body, while water droplets with more mass collect on the plates and in the separator chamber. The separator is fitted with a steam trap to efficiently remove collected condensate without losing steam.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    MSEP Datasheet

    Uploaded by

    Sandi Aslan
    518 views2 pages
    This document provides information about a steamline moisture separator. The separator removes moisture suspended in steam flow that cannot be removed by drainage or steam trapping. It removes 95-98% of entrained condensate particles by taking advantage of the inertia difference between water and steam. Steam passes easily through intercepting plates in the separator body, while water droplets with more mass collect on the plates and in the separator chamber. The separator is fitted with a steam trap to efficiently remove collected condensate without losing steam.

    Original Description:

    Separator datasheet

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    This document provides information about a steamline moisture separator. The separator removes moisture suspended in steam flow that cannot be removed by drainage or steam trapping. It removes 95-98% of entrained condensate particles by taking advantage of the inertia difference between water and steam. Steam passes easily through intercepting plates in the separator body, while water droplets with more mass collect on the plates and in the separator chamber. The separator is fitted with a steam trap to efficiently remove collected condensate without losing steam.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    518 views2 pages

    MSEP Datasheet

    Uploaded by

    Sandi Aslan
    This document provides information about a steamline moisture separator. The separator removes moisture suspended in steam flow that cannot be removed by drainage or steam trapping. It removes 95-98% of entrained condensate particles by taking advantage of the inertia difference between water and steam. Steam passes easily through intercepting plates in the separator body, while water droplets with more mass collect on the plates and in the separator chamber. The separator is fitted with a steam trap to efficiently remove collected condensate without losing steam.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    of 2

    Moisture Separator Datasheet

    Steamline Moisture Separator

    When a plant experiences reduced heat exchanger efficiency, erosion at pipe directional changes, erosion
    to in-line equipment and water hammer, the installation of a separator is a must. All are possible indicators
    that the presence of entrained condensate particles and the accumulation of condensate exists in the flow
    of steam.

    Moisture separators remove the moisture that remains suspended in the steam flow, which cannot be
    removed by either drainage or steam trapping. The separator is designed to work in-line and removes
    approximately 95 - 98% of the entrained condensate particles.

    Water drops have more mass and therefore more inertia than steam. (Water hammer is caused because
    of this same reason, as, at bends the steam passes easily, but the water slug crashes into the bend
    causing damage.)

    In the Steamline plate type moisture separator we take advantage of this inertia difference between water
    and steam. The Separator contains intercepting plates in its body. The steam + water mix has to change
    direction a number of times to go through.

    Fig. Inside a Moisture separator

    What happens? First, the separator has a larger cross-section than the pipe. As the steam, with the
    entrained condensate particles, enters the chamber of the separator it suddenly and momentarily looses
    some of its velocity due to the sudden enlargement of the separator chamber. Some drops just fall to the
    bottom of the separator as condensate. The mass of most condensate particles propels them forward into
    the impingement baffles. These drops have too much inertia and mass to change direction when they hit
    the plates, so they just collect on them or the outer perimeter wall of the separator chamber and collect at
    a low point in the separator. The dry steam flows around the intercepting plates and comes out on the
    other side.

    The Separator is fitted with a suitable steam trap module from the bottom to ensure the efficient removal
    of condensate, without the loss of live steam.There are other types of separators in use like the cyclonic
    and coalescence types of separator, but the plate-type has an acceptable efficiency for steam velocities
    which are typically in the range of 10 m/s to 30 m/s.
    Technical Specification & Material of construction

    Fig. Standard Drawing for Steamline Fabricated Moisture Separator

    In/Out (NB) Drain Fl Fl


    MSep
    (NB) (mm)
    Size A D L
    "
    15 15 250
    "
    20 15 250
    1" 25 15 375
    1 "
    40 15 375
    2" 50 15 400
    2 "
    65 15 450
    3" 80 15 450
    4" 100 15 500
    6" 150 20 700
    8" 200 20 800
    10" 250 20 900

    MSep IBR
    Pipe SA106 Grade B
    Flange SA 105
    Plates SA 515 / 516 Grade 60/70
    Dish End SA 234 Gr WPB

    Steamline, Kondhwa Budruk, Pune, MH 411 048, India


    Tel: + 91 20 26932213 Fax: + 91 20 26932214
    Email: info@steamline.com URL: www.steamline.co

    You might also like