A steam condenser is a device that condenses steam into water by removing heat from exhaust steam using circulating cooling water. During condensation in the condenser, the steam changes phase from vapor to liquid as it rejects latent heat, with the condenser maintaining an exhaust pressure of around 7 to 8 kPa corresponding to a condensate temperature of approximately 313K.
A steam condenser is a device that condenses steam into water by removing heat from exhaust steam using circulating cooling water. During condensation in the condenser, the steam changes phase from vapor to liquid as it rejects latent heat, with the condenser maintaining an exhaust pressure of around 7 to 8 kPa corresponding to a condensate temperature of approximately 313K.
A steam condenser is a device that condenses steam into water by removing heat from exhaust steam using circulating cooling water. During condensation in the condenser, the steam changes phase from vapor to liquid as it rejects latent heat, with the condenser maintaining an exhaust pressure of around 7 to 8 kPa corresponding to a condensate temperature of approximately 313K.