Desuperheater and spray nozzles therefor
AssigneeFisher Controls International LLC
InventorsJustin P. Goodwin, Shane M. Johnson, Rusty C. Rhamy, Daniel M. Talbert
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AssigneeFisher Controls International LLC
InventorsJustin P. Goodwin, Shane M. Johnson, Rusty C. Rhamy, Daniel M. Talbert
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A desuperheater includes a ring body defining an axial flow path and one or more spray nozzle assemblies around the ring body. Each spray nozzle assembly is connected to a separate water manifold and steam manifold to provide cooling water and atomizing steam through the spray nozzle assemblies. A nozzle sleeve of each spray nozzle assembly has a solid, unitary body having first, second, and third fluid passages formed through the body. The first fluid passage is in fluid communication with the water manifold and with a first exit aperture formed in a second end of the body. The second fluid passage is in fluid communication with the steam manifold and with a second exit aperture formed in the second end of the body. The third fluid passage is in fluid communication with the steam manifold and with a third exit aperture formed in the second end of the body. The second and third exit apertures are positioned on opposite sides of the first exit aperture.
A desuperheater, comprising:
A spray nozzle assembly for a desuperheater, the spray nozzle assembly comprising:
The spray nozzle assembly of claim 26, wherein the first exit aperture comprises a plurality of holes positioned in a generally circular pattern through the second end of the sleeve body.
A desuperheater, comprising:
A spray nozzle assembly for a desuperheater, the spray nozzle assembly comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.