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Condensate Pot in Pressure X'mtr For Water Service

01/11/2011 12:13 AM

hi all!

I'm working in a CFBC power plant. I have observed a pressure transmitter mounted in fedd water line at Economizer inlet which employing a condensate pot. Is it right to place a condensate pot. what I usually observed that only for those condensable gases service could be used a condensate pot. Does it affect the pressure measurement? Thank you for your help.

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Re: Condensate pot in Pressure x'mtr for water service

01/11/2011 12:54 AM

condensate pot is usually used to protect transmitter from high tempurature, so in economizer tempurature is almost 80 to 95 C temp so you have to need to protect transmitter sensor from continues high temp.

just you check the installation of condensate pot and transmittter.
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Re: Condensate pot in Pressure x'mtr for water service

01/11/2011 6:17 AM

thank you sir for your answer. now i know why..yes, feed water has been heated at dearator stage. it has passed through 6 numbers of heaters before economizer.. once again thank you sir.
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