A conical deflector separates condensate from steam in-line, cutting extra plumbing, mechanical sticking, and vapor loss.
Angled tube banks and wedged outlet headers cut steam superheater size and weight while maintaining heat exchange efficiency.
A separator circuit uses a vortex section with a choke wall to separate steam from liquid in cooking appliances.
A modular baffle system uses integrated clips and support rails to secure steam separator plates without bolt attachments.
Helical grooves induce rotational flow in subsea pipelines, reducing pressure drop and preventing hydrate formation without external heating.
Upstream liquid separator removes droplets from working fluid, preventing turbine erosion and maintaining efficiency.
Loop seal separator buffers cold feedwater against hot heat transfer tubes during start-up, preventing thermal fatigue and extending tube cycle life.
Geodetic feedback of separated liquid during startup eliminates pump requirements and reduces water consumption in vertical waste-heat steam generators.
Parallel superheater tubes connected directly downstream of the water separator system equalize flow medium temperatures across heat exchange components.
Inverting evaporation to the tube side with integrated gravity separation prevents solid deposition and overheating while eliminating external steam drums.
A distributor element merges multiple water separation functions into a single chamber, reducing device complexity while maintaining operational flexibility.
A distributor element collects flow medium from multiple evaporator tubes and directs steam to superheater inlet collectors.
Integrated water separators in outlet headers shift evaporation endpoints to reduce starting times and eliminate complex distribution systems.