A multi-
nozzle desuperheater with steam-assisted atomization belongs to the field of industrial
process control equipment technology. It solves the problems of uneven atomization and slow heat exchange between steam and desuperheating water in existing technologies. Key technical points: The desuperheater's middle section is a
hollow cylinder, consisting of a middle section outer circumference, an
orifice plate, and a
nozzle chamber from the outside in. The
orifice plate has connecting holes; the inlet
pipe connects to the upper end of the middle section outer circumference, and the outlet
pipe connects to the lower end. Three stop structures are arranged from top to bottom within the
nozzle chamber. A cover plate seals the upper stop structure, the middle stop structure connects to the nozzle
orifice plate, and the lower stop structure connects to the outlet orifice plate.
Nozzle assemblies are installed on the nozzle orifice plate and the outlet orifice plate, forming an auxiliary steam flow channel between the outlet orifice plate and the nozzle
assembly. This invention makes the desuperheating water atomized more uniformly, eliminates coverage blind spots, and the auxiliary steam further improves the atomization effect, ensuring low-load desuperheating performance. The design with no
moving parts reduces maintenance frequency and provides higher reliability.