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and you want to use it for heating, would you use a pressure reducing valve and low pressure controls to control it, or is there another way? I think he has steam from a pressure washing system, and is going to waste the condensate from the steel fin tube.
Noel
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How about a flash tank
drop the pressure on the condensate and you get steam again!
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Who makes these?
> drop the pressure on the condensate and you get
> steam again!
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Who makes these?
Where can I find out more? What a good idea!
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