Lecture

Steam Applications in Industry

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Description

This lecture covers the various applications of steam in industry, including its use as a humidifying agent, heat source, moisturizer, and driving agent. It explains the thermodynamic processes of steam, such as sensible heat, latent heat, superheated steam, and steam phase diagrams. The lecture also discusses the types of water vapor, steam production, steam traps, and the importance of proper steam transport and trap positioning in industrial settings.

Instructor

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Official source

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