Answer / sanky

to reduce flow assited corrosion
dosed at deaerator and CPU( condensate polishing unit)
o/l

Answer / ka

By dosing oxygen we can maintain Magnetite(Fe3o4) layer damaged free

Answer / gopi krishna

by oxygen dozing, hematite layer is formed on magnetite layer. Which is denser so that there is less resistance to water flow compared to AVT.

Answer / chinmay kumar patra(npti)

In super critical flow is high.to reduce the corrosion due to flow oxygen is dozed which forms magnetite layer to prevent corrosion.

Answer / ajit

To know the organic matter present in the raw water

Why reheater is not used after IP turbine.

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explain how the third harmonic content of the magnetising current affects transformer design

0 Answers  

what is absolute separator, how it works, what are the types in it

1 Answers  

What vibration parameters are monitored in a directly coupled single cylinder turbine and generator?

1 Answers  

why high pressure heater will take after sufficient pressure? what happen when high pressure heater will take from COLD REHEAT line at light up time when hp and lp by pass in service.(means can we heater take at low pressure?)

2 Answers  

why airtel use + 24 volts and other operators use -48 volt

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1.what is the reason for transformer and lightning arrester blast in 33kv system

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a gas turbine have how many thermocouples?

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what is the difference between kg/cm2 to MMWC

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why Subcritical has 60% condenser capacity

1 Answers  

Can any one advised me how we can measure the losses in a 11kV/415v power transformer? We have no access to the incoming mains into the primary of the transformer. Can one derive something useful by measuring temperature rise in the transformer?

1 Answers   Dexdyne,

why prds line tapping taken from ms line as Pri SH O/L temp & pressure is sufficient to full fill our requirement of PRDS..

3 Answers   GIPCL, OEGI,