Control Flow Rate & Pressure of Boiler Steam Engine

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How can one control the flow rate and the pressure of the outlet steam from the Boiler of steam engine
 
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THANKS
I would like to built a small electrical boiler to generate steam
the outlet steam (must be at a specified pressure and flow rate ) from boiler can use in another purposes.
Anyone can give me an idea about the "control of the flow rate and the pressure of the out steam "
thanks again
 
y2j said:
THANKS
I would like to built a small electrical boiler to generate steam
the outlet steam (must be at a specified pressure and flow rate ) from boiler can use in another purposes.
Anyone can give me an idea about the "control of the flow rate and the pressure of the out steam "
thanks again

That would be done with a devise called a valve. The valve of course, would have to be controlled by devices that sense pressure and flow rate.

ps. Are you building a steam driven car?
 
what is the name of these devises of "pressure and flow rate."

I will design and manufacturing a prototype of power plant.
 
y2j said:
what is the name of these devises of "pressure...
Pressure gauge.
...and flow rate."

A name, for a device, that measures flow?

hmmmm...

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I will design and manufacturing a prototype of power plant.

If you hang around PF long enough, we will help you with that.

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really
I mean a device that keep the pressure and flow rate at constant value not to their measure
 
y2j said:
really
I mean a device that keep the pressure and flow rate at constant value not to their measure

As I said, it's called a valve.

But without measuring devices, this requires a constant pressure source, and a constant steam absorbing load.