Steam joint and stationary siphon â for optimum dryer ... - Voith
Steam joint and stationary siphon â for optimum dryer ... - Voith
Steam joint and stationary siphon â for optimum dryer ... - Voith
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<strong>Steam</strong> <strong>joint</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>stationary</strong> <strong>siphon</strong> –<strong>for</strong> <strong>optimum</strong> <strong>dryer</strong> per<strong>for</strong>manceThe <strong>stationary</strong> <strong>siphon</strong> is suitable <strong>for</strong> every application as long as thesteam <strong>joint</strong> can be soundly mounted to the bearing or gearbox cover.It is likewise suitable <strong>for</strong> low operating speeds <strong>and</strong> sump condition asit is <strong>for</strong> highest operating speeds <strong>and</strong> rimming condition.In all cases the differential pressure is minimal since it is independentof any centrifugal <strong>for</strong>ces. The <strong>siphon</strong> shoe remains always in thecondensate, flooding of <strong>dryer</strong>s is, there<strong>for</strong>e, not possible.A temperature stable <strong>siphon</strong> support pipe, firmly held inside of thesteam <strong>joint</strong>, keeps the <strong>siphon</strong> shoe at the proper clearance to the<strong>dryer</strong> shell as set when the <strong>dryer</strong> is cold. Optimum effectivenessDifferential pressure <strong>and</strong> blowthroughsteam flow stay constant atapprox. 150 mbar (2.3 psi) <strong>and</strong> 5%<strong>for</strong> all speeds.In comparison to a rotating <strong>siphon</strong>at 1400 m/min (4600 fpm) it isapprox. 800 mbar (12 psi) <strong>and</strong> 30%.Carbon ring sealn The glide ring compensates <strong>for</strong>radial misalignmentn The spherical piston compensatesangular misalignmentn Large carbon wear reserven Status of carbon wear is visible<strong>and</strong> measurablen A mechanical stop preventsmetal-to-metal contactn Spring loading <strong>for</strong> negativeoperating pressures