Deaerating feedwater heater

Heat exchange – With first fluid holder or collector open to second fluid – Separate external discharge port for each fluid

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165114, 122441, 210180, F28b 102, F28b 910

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ABSTRACT:
A feedwater heater has a condensate inlet, and a flow distributor cooperatively associated with the condensate inlet, a plurality of U-shaped tubes forming a tube bundle, a vent condenser portion enclosing a portion of the cold leg of the tube bundle and a trough centrally disposed within the tube bundle to provide deaeration of the condensate. The trough has its lengthwise opening in fluid communication with the cold leg portion of the tube bundle and one end thereof in fluid communication with the vent condenser for channeling the non-condensibles to the vent condenser where they are vented from the feedwater heater.

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