Venturi Steam Desuperheater

A version of single venturi desuperheater has the same operating conditions. can be mounted easily and quickly in the exisiting pipeline. The unit can be clamped between two flanges. Sizes are between 1 1/2” to 30”

Jet Flow multi orifice desuperheater regulates the amount of injected water by varying the number of orifices during operation. The ensures that the spray water pressure remains constant at all loads and an excellent and almost uniform spray quality is achieved over the full operating range, thereby minimising the tendency of spray water to accumulate in the steam line. Opening of the orifices is regulated by the positioning of a piston operated actuator directly mounted on the desuperheater. This compact and simple design ensures no separate spray water Injection control valve is required.

Jet Flow fixed area nozzle desuperheaters are best suited for applications involving minimal load fluctuations. A fixed nozzle desuperheater utilizes high performance fixed geometry nozzles to reduce the steam temperature by directly injecting water inside the superheated steam flow. The water enters the main desuperheater body, passes through the spray nozzles and discharges into the steam line in the form of a fine mist.

Gland seal systems very important to main and auxiliary turbines. Turbine shafts must exit their casings in order to couple up or connect with the unit that the turbines drive (reduction gears, pumps, etc.) The main and auxiliary gland seal systems enable the turbine to be sealed where the shaft exits the casing; in effect keeping "air out and steam in." The purpose of gland seal system is to prevent the leakage of air from the atmosphere into turbine casings and prevent the escape of steam from turbine casings into the atmosphere. The gland sealing system provides low pressure steam to the turbine gland in the final sets of labyrinth packing. This assists the labyrinth packing in sealing the turbine to prevent the entrance of air into the turbine, which would reduce or destroy the vacuum in the associated condenser. Excess pressure (excess gland seal) is removed by the gland seal unloader. Since there are times when steam escapes from the seals, a gland exhaust system is provided.