Dear All,
Thank you for your opinions and expertise. The message that I am getting from your posts is that the expansion loops are the way to go and that bellows are only used when nothing else will fit.
We will re-design the line with a loop in it.
Regards,
Steve
Dear All,
We are installing a 8" new steam line on site. The line is a branch from the site main header and will contain 7 barg saturated steam. The end points for the line are slightly off-set from each other so there are two 90º elbows in the line with a short section running between them...
Moltenmetal,
Thanks for your help,
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Montmeyor,
I should have explained the problem more clearly. As you stated, the set pressure of the relief valve on the steam receiver will have to be equal to the MAWP (or the design pressure if the MAWP is not know) of the receiver. In this case the set pressure of the valve will be 8.0 barg...
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