[Steam-engine] boiler feedwater injector conection
Blake
blake at little-mountain.com
Wed Nov 9 20:50:49 PST 2005
Rick,
If the only hole in the top of the boiler you can use for your
feed line is only 1/2", then you may need to open it up to about
1" pipe in order to weld an extension on a bushing line I
described. Kinda hard to do it if the only opening is 1/2" Maybe
someone else has a better idea...
Blake
On Wed Nov 09 07:29:24 PST 2005, Richard Strobel
<Richard_Strobel7 at msn.com> wrote:
> Blake, Main steam out is 1 1/2. 2 Feedwater on boiler 1/2"
> Blowdown is 1"... trycocks and water glass..1/2"..gauge 1/8.
>
> Thanks for the reply
> RickinMt.
>
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>
>>
>> How big is the hole in the top of the boiler? I recall your water
>> lines are 1/2" - is that right? I'm hoping the hole in the top is
>> larger than 1/2" pipe so you can use a high pressure bushing. You
>> may be able to find a busing with female threads from both sides
>> inside the bushing, or make something up. I think you could weld
>> an extension pipe to the bottom of the bushing, extending down
>> into the boiler. The welded pipe would not interfere with the
>> outside piping and would not be subject to pressure, so there
>> should be no problem with codes, etc. and no one will know it
>> anyway. Just make sure you are a decent welder and use schedule
>> 80
>> pipe. I like to use 2000 psi steel fittings too. They are very
>> strong and easy to weld. Don't use cast iron or ductile iron
>> fittings for this.
>>
>> I hope this helps. This is how I would do it.
>>
>> Blake
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