Power

In the Power industry, primary media include high-pressure steam, boiler feed water, and cooling fluids. These substances are characterized by extreme temperatures, high velocities, and significant compressibility. Steam, whether saturated or superheated, carries immense thermal energy. A critical prerequisite is phase stability; steam must remain dry to prevent water hammer and density fluctuations. Furthermore, real-time temperature and pressure compensation are mandatory to account for the fluid’s volatile volume. Maintaining a fully developed, stable flow profile is essential to ensure consistent fluid behavior across high-stress piping systems.