Turbine Gland Steam Condenser

The turbine gland steam condenser is a heat exchanger that uses a partial flow of the condensate system through tubes to condense steam drawn from the steam turbine’s shaft seals. The condensed steam flows into the condensate receiver tank and the non-condensable gases are vented to the atmosphere. The equipment provides some small thermal benefit but this is secondary to the control of steam and air through the turbine seals.

Specifications

Gland Steam Condensers: 1
Condensing Capacity: 800 pph
Condensate Flow Rate: 175 gpm
Type: Shell & tube

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