I Through flow steam heaters to be installed in pipes can heat a liquid flow by mixing it with steam, which condenses giving up its latent heat.
The mixing nozzle is a perforated lance through which the liquid to be heated flows. Around the nozzle there is the steam chamber. Steam passes through the holes and mixes with the liquid flow.
The fluid connections are in line, so the device can be inserted into a pipe; steam enters by a side connection.
The heaters can be installed horizontally, as well as vertically with flow upwards or downwards.
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