Definition of desuperheater in English:

desuperheater

noundiːˈsuːpəhiːtədēˈso͞opərˌhēdər

A container for reducing the temperature of steam to make it less superheated.
Example sentencesExamples
- Steam desuperheaters are used for reducing and controlling the temperature of a steam flow.
- Built-in desuperheaters are common on geothermal heat pumps and can be used with standard heat pumps.
- These are different from heat pump desuperheaters (discussed below) that provide hot water only as a side benefit of space conditioning.
- Most desuperheaters cool superheated steam by spraying a fine mist of liquid water directly into the steam flow.
- Additionally, it is acceptable and even advantageous to have an elbow between it and the desuperheater.
- When hot water is withdrawn from the water heater during peak usage and there is no demand for space heating or cooling, a partial water heating or desuperheater system would generate no hot water.
- Packless CDAX Series desuperheaters are constructed in a compact helical design.
- A spray liner assembly is supported in a pressurized desuperheater header of a steam boiler.
- A number of important considerations need to be taken into account when installing desuperheaters.
- When water heating is needed, the desuperheater, and not the lower element, will provide almost all of the heat.
- A desuperheater is an attachment to your air conditioner or heat pump that allows waste heat from that device to help heat domestic water.
- In the winter, desuperheaters can also reduce your hot water bills by preheating water.
- In most cases, a desuperheater consists of a Venturi in which steam is accelerated and water is injected.
- Since adequate steam velocities were not maintained, installation of Pipeline desuperheaters was ruled out.
- Since ordinary desuperheaters lack any mixing module a long pipe length is specified downstream to complete the contacting of water and steam.
- Therma-stor looks interesting because it provides 120 gal combo desuperheater with conventional electrical backup to eliminate need for separate preheat tank.
- The tests examined steam conditioning valves and desuperheaters at four different Swedish pulp and paper mills.
- With the installation of a desuperheater, the GHP can be used to heat the home's water.
- At high flows, where no excess water is required, the unit operates as a steam atomizing desuperheater.

Definition of desuperheater in US English:

desuperheater

noundēˈso͞opərˌhēdər

A container for reducing the temperature of steam to make it less superheated.
Example sentencesExamples
- These are different from heat pump desuperheaters (discussed below) that provide hot water only as a side benefit of space conditioning.
- A spray liner assembly is supported in a pressurized desuperheater header of a steam boiler.
- Additionally, it is acceptable and even advantageous to have an elbow between it and the desuperheater.
- Since adequate steam velocities were not maintained, installation of Pipeline desuperheaters was ruled out.
- With the installation of a desuperheater, the GHP can be used to heat the home's water.
- The tests examined steam conditioning valves and desuperheaters at four different Swedish pulp and paper mills.
- When hot water is withdrawn from the water heater during peak usage and there is no demand for space heating or cooling, a partial water heating or desuperheater system would generate no hot water.
- Built-in desuperheaters are common on geothermal heat pumps and can be used with standard heat pumps.
- In most cases, a desuperheater consists of a Venturi in which steam is accelerated and water is injected.
- At high flows, where no excess water is required, the unit operates as a steam atomizing desuperheater.
- A desuperheater is an attachment to your air conditioner or heat pump that allows waste heat from that device to help heat domestic water.
- Steam desuperheaters are used for reducing and controlling the temperature of a steam flow.
- When water heating is needed, the desuperheater, and not the lower element, will provide almost all of the heat.
- Since ordinary desuperheaters lack any mixing module a long pipe length is specified downstream to complete the contacting of water and steam.
- A number of important considerations need to be taken into account when installing desuperheaters.
- Most desuperheaters cool superheated steam by spraying a fine mist of liquid water directly into the steam flow.
- Packless CDAX Series desuperheaters are constructed in a compact helical design.
- Therma-stor looks interesting because it provides 120 gal combo desuperheater with conventional electrical backup to eliminate need for separate preheat tank.
- In the winter, desuperheaters can also reduce your hot water bills by preheating water.

单词	desuperheater
释义	Definition of desuperheater in English: desuperheater noundiːˈsuːpəhiːtədēˈso͞opərˌhēdər A container for reducing the temperature of steam to make it less superheated. Example sentencesExamples Steam desuperheaters are used for reducing and controlling the temperature of a steam flow. Built-in desuperheaters are common on geothermal heat pumps and can be used with standard heat pumps. These are different from heat pump desuperheaters (discussed below) that provide hot water only as a side benefit of space conditioning. Most desuperheaters cool superheated steam by spraying a fine mist of liquid water directly into the steam flow. Additionally, it is acceptable and even advantageous to have an elbow between it and the desuperheater. When hot water is withdrawn from the water heater during peak usage and there is no demand for space heating or cooling, a partial water heating or desuperheater system would generate no hot water. Packless CDAX Series desuperheaters are constructed in a compact helical design. A spray liner assembly is supported in a pressurized desuperheater header of a steam boiler. A number of important considerations need to be taken into account when installing desuperheaters. When water heating is needed, the desuperheater, and not the lower element, will provide almost all of the heat. A desuperheater is an attachment to your air conditioner or heat pump that allows waste heat from that device to help heat domestic water. In the winter, desuperheaters can also reduce your hot water bills by preheating water. In most cases, a desuperheater consists of a Venturi in which steam is accelerated and water is injected. Since adequate steam velocities were not maintained, installation of Pipeline desuperheaters was ruled out. Since ordinary desuperheaters lack any mixing module a long pipe length is specified downstream to complete the contacting of water and steam. Therma-stor looks interesting because it provides 120 gal combo desuperheater with conventional electrical backup to eliminate need for separate preheat tank. The tests examined steam conditioning valves and desuperheaters at four different Swedish pulp and paper mills. With the installation of a desuperheater, the GHP can be used to heat the home's water. At high flows, where no excess water is required, the unit operates as a steam atomizing desuperheater. Definition of desuperheater in US English: desuperheater noundēˈso͞opərˌhēdər A container for reducing the temperature of steam to make it less superheated. Example sentencesExamples These are different from heat pump desuperheaters (discussed below) that provide hot water only as a side benefit of space conditioning. A spray liner assembly is supported in a pressurized desuperheater header of a steam boiler. Additionally, it is acceptable and even advantageous to have an elbow between it and the desuperheater. Since adequate steam velocities were not maintained, installation of Pipeline desuperheaters was ruled out. With the installation of a desuperheater, the GHP can be used to heat the home's water. The tests examined steam conditioning valves and desuperheaters at four different Swedish pulp and paper mills. When hot water is withdrawn from the water heater during peak usage and there is no demand for space heating or cooling, a partial water heating or desuperheater system would generate no hot water. Built-in desuperheaters are common on geothermal heat pumps and can be used with standard heat pumps. In most cases, a desuperheater consists of a Venturi in which steam is accelerated and water is injected. At high flows, where no excess water is required, the unit operates as a steam atomizing desuperheater. A desuperheater is an attachment to your air conditioner or heat pump that allows waste heat from that device to help heat domestic water. Steam desuperheaters are used for reducing and controlling the temperature of a steam flow. When water heating is needed, the desuperheater, and not the lower element, will provide almost all of the heat. Since ordinary desuperheaters lack any mixing module a long pipe length is specified downstream to complete the contacting of water and steam. A number of important considerations need to be taken into account when installing desuperheaters. Most desuperheaters cool superheated steam by spraying a fine mist of liquid water directly into the steam flow. Packless CDAX Series desuperheaters are constructed in a compact helical design. Therma-stor looks interesting because it provides 120 gal combo desuperheater with conventional electrical backup to eliminate need for separate preheat tank. In the winter, desuperheaters can also reduce your hot water bills by preheating water.
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