The steam separator as used in conjunction with a steam whistle normally drains to which of the listed drain systems?
• Function of a steam separator in a whistle line • Why whistle steam must be kept dry and clean • Purpose of different drain systems: main turbine, low-pressure, contaminated, high-pressure
• Ask yourself what kind of impurities or conditions might be in the steam whistle line and where those should safely be discharged. • Consider which drain system is designed to handle oily, dirty, or potentially contaminated condensate versus clean condensate. • Think about whether you would ever want whistle-line drainage to flow back toward machinery like the main turbine, and why or why not.
• Identify which drain system is intended for potentially dirty/contaminated condensate. • Verify which system would never be appropriate for returning whistle-line drainage (e.g., directly to the main turbine). • Match the whistle’s purpose (safety/ signaling, not power) with the most suitable and safest drain system.
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