06-06-2011, 10:48 AM
dave1905 Wrote:You are confusing steam with condensation. If you blast any chilled gas or vapor into normal air it will cause the moisture in the air to condense and form "fog". Think CO2 fire extinguisher. Big white cloud, not steam.
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------- and superheated steam at 1200 lbs/sq.in., takes some time to condense, and is dangerously invisible, at the location of its release ( leak, or other point of discharge ).
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