This utility model discloses a multi-layer skid-mounted desuperheating and pressure reducing device, relating to the field of desuperheating and pressure reducing devices for high-temperature steam. Existing desuperheating and pressure reducing devices mostly adopt a decentralized
layout, with steam pipelines, high-pressure
boiler water pipelines, and auxiliary pipelines distributed haphazardly. This not only occupies a large amount of installation space but also causes mutual interference between pipelines, increasing maintenance difficulty. This utility model includes steam pipelines, high-pressure
boiler water supply pipelines, and condensate
discharge pipelines. The steam pipelines, arranged sequentially according to the steam flow direction, include a
steam pressure reducing pipeline section, a steam desuperheating pipeline section, and a steam outlet pipeline section. The condensate
discharge pipeline,
steam pressure reducing pipeline section, high-pressure
boiler water supply pipeline, and steam outlet pipeline section are arranged horizontally in
layers at different heights from bottom to top on a skid-mounted base. By dividing the pipeline sections into multiple horizontal
layers at different heights, a compact
layout of the equipment is achieved, saving installation space. The layered design facilitates independent operation and maintenance of each pipeline and reduces mutual interference.