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badro
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Steam nozzle

07/14/2008 5:05 AM

What is the most available and suitable material ? that I can use for steam flowing with sound velocity.For life more than 1000 hrs free from erosion and corrosion.

If you have any idea bout steam materials I will appreciate that.
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Re: Steam nozzle

07/14/2008 7:23 AM

Badro - What are you looking for a steam nozzle or its material?

What is the most available and suitable material ?

For life more than 1000 hrs free from erosion and corrosion.

stainless steel 316L

that I can use for steam flowing with sound velocity.

Use a PRV to supply steam to nozzle at 2-5 psig.

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Re: Steam nozzle

07/15/2008 4:36 PM

is this for a steam silencer?

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Re: Steam nozzle

07/16/2008 1:53 AM

Hi ,It is steam nozzle exposed to saturated steam with sound velocity.
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