Communications: electrical – Systems – Call station
Patent
1976-12-22
1977-12-13
Caldwell, Sr., John W.
Communications: electrical
Systems
Call station
73 29, 73212, 340235, G08B 2100, G01N 2560
Patent
active
040632288
ABSTRACT:
In a steam turbine, the presence of water slugs can have an adverse effect on certain turbine parts. One particular area of concern is the low-pressure end of the turbine wherein excess moisture is more likely to occur. Another source of moisture is an extraction line interconnecting a turbine stage with a feedwater heater. It is possible for wet steam and/or water slugs to travel from the feedwater heater to the turbine and vice-versa. The present invention provides a monitoring device for a steam conduit which detects the presence of water slugs or wet steam in a steam conduit and will further indicate a reverse direction of flow in the steam conduit.
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Eggenberger Markus A.
Miller Edward H.
Ahern John F.
Caldwell Sr. John W.
General Electric Company
Messenger Herbert E.
Mitchell James W.
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