2000 Hook-up Book - Spirax Sarco
2000 Hook-up Book - Spirax Sarco
2000 Hook-up Book - Spirax Sarco
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Subject Index<br />
NPSH Calculations ...................................................................................................................................................................................48<br />
Oil Cooler—Temperature Control............................................................................................................................................................138<br />
Orifice Plate Flowmeters (see Steam Meters)<br />
Overheat Protection of HW Storage Cylinder...........................................................................................................................................98<br />
Overheat Protection of Reinforced Plastic Condensate Lines..................................................................................................................87<br />
Paper Machines ......................................................................................................................................................................................112<br />
Parallel Operation of Pressure Reducing Valves ................................................................................................................................21, 89<br />
Pipe & Flange Dimensions .................................................................................................................................................................80, 81<br />
Platen Press....................................................................................................................................................................................104, 110<br />
Plating Tanks...........................................................................................................................................................................................103<br />
Preheat and Reheat Coils.........................................................................................................................................................................96<br />
Presses, Laundry............................................................................................................................................................................110, 111<br />
Pressure Drop<br />
in Steam Mains.......................................................................................................................................................................2, 3, 4, 5<br />
in Water Lines .............................................................................................................................................................................76, 77<br />
in Air Lines ........................................................................................................................................................................................66<br />
in Water Fittings ................................................................................................................................................................................79<br />
Pressure Powered Pump<br />
Closed System.......................................................................................................................35, 49, 95, 99, 101, 102, 112, 116, 117<br />
Discharging to Long Delivery Line............................................................................................................................................47, 118<br />
Discharging to Long Delivery Line with Lift at Remote End ...........................................................................................................118<br />
Draining Air Heater Coil........................................................................................................................................................95, 97, 98<br />
Draining Condensed Flash Steam with Other LP Condensate........................................................................................48, 123, 125<br />
Draining Evaporator as Pumping Trap ............................................................................................................................................115<br />
Draining Equipment Near Floor Level.....................................................................................................................................116, 117<br />
Draining Flash Steam Recovery Vessel ...........................................................................................................97, 121, 123, 125, 126<br />
Draining Large Heater ..............................................................................................................................................................97, 101<br />
Draining LP Heater to Overhead Main .............................................................................................................................................99<br />
Draining Condensate from Vacuum........................................................................................................................................115, 119<br />
Draining Water from Sump Pit ........................................................................................................................................................118<br />
<strong>Hook</strong><strong>up</strong> for Staged & Standby Operation .......................................................................................................................................117<br />
Lifting Atmospheric Condensate to Overhead Main.......................................................................................................................114<br />
Lifting from LP Source to HP Receiver...........................................................................................................................................116<br />
Modules....................................................................................................................................................95, 101, 112, 121, 122, 123<br />
Pumping Condensate from Small Heater & Other Loads...............................................................................................................100<br />
Pumping Preheater & Reheater Condensate ...................................................................................................................................96<br />
Vented System .....................................................................................................................49, 96, 97, 100, 101, 102, 114, 117, 121<br />
Pressure Reducing Valves<br />
Back Pressure ...............................................................................................................................................22, 92, 97, 104, 120-126<br />
Combined Pressure/Temp. Control of Heat Exchanger..................................................................................................................100<br />
Control of Batch Processor with Electric Programmer ...................................................................................................................103<br />
Controlling Boiler Feed Water Temp. Using Pressure/Temperature Control...................................................................................104<br />
Controlling Live Steam Make<strong>up</strong> to Flash Steam Recovery............................................................................................120, 121, 122<br />
Controlling Platen Press. ................................................................................................................................................................104<br />
Direct Operated Valves ...............................................................................................................................................................19, 91<br />
Installation in Tight Spaces...............................................................................................................................................................91<br />
Low Capacity PRV Station................................................................................................................................................................91<br />
Noise Considerations........................................................................................................................................................................19<br />
Parallel PRV Station .......................................................................................................................................................20, 21, 22, 89<br />
Pilot Operated Valves ............................................................................................................................................19, 94, 97, 120-122<br />
Pneumatically Operated Valves ..................................................................................................................................................19, 93<br />
PRV for Motive Steam ......................................................................................................................................................................94<br />
PRV Station Components .................................................................................................................................................................20<br />
Remote Air Pilot Control of PRV.......................................................................................................................................................92<br />
Remote Operation of PRV’s........................................................................................................................................................90, 92<br />
Sizing............................................................................................................................................................................3, 4, 23, 24, 25<br />
Two-Stage PRV Station ........................................................................................................................................................20, 22, 90<br />
Typical Pressure Reducing Valve Station ...................................................................................................................................20, 89<br />
Pressure/Temperature Control (see controls)<br />
Programmers<br />
On S<strong>up</strong>ply to Platen Press .............................................................................................................................................................104<br />
Mains Heat<strong>up</strong>, Pressurizing and Shutdown..................................................................................................................................9, 94<br />
Batch Processor Sequencing .........................................................................................................................................................103<br />
Psychrometric Chart .................................................................................................................................................................................78<br />
Pumping Trap (see Pressure Powered Pump)<br />
Pumps, Electrical................................................................................................................................................................47, 48, 119, 127<br />
Pumps, Packaged Units ...........................................................................................................97, 100, 101, 102, 112, 121, 122, 123, 124<br />
Pure Steam ...............................................................................................................................................................................................50<br />
Pyrometers................................................................................................................................................................................................55