Gas separation: apparatus – Degasifying means for liquid – Including means to remove mist entrained in gas
Patent
1996-01-17
1999-03-23
Bushey, C. Scott
Gas separation: apparatus
Degasifying means for liquid
Including means to remove mist entrained in gas
055308, 055396, 055399, 055456, 096207, 096208, 376371, 976DIG195, B01D 4512, G21C 1516
Patent
active
058853332
ABSTRACT:
The steam/water separator includes a lower standpipe for receiving a two-phase mixture of water and steam at its lower end. Internal threads or elements spaced about the interior wall of the standpipe impart a swirl to the incoming mixture, producing a thin film along the walls. Standard pick-off rings or a porous wall may be employed to separate the liquid from the vapor. A central swirl is imparted to the flow in the region dominated by vapor. This combination of peripheral swirl followed by a central swirl for steam/water separation affords minimum pressure losses along the separator with reduced sensitivity to inlet and submergence conditions.
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Bushey C. Scott
General Electric Company
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