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What is an attemperator?

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Updated: 11/5/2022

An attemperator is a device which regulates the temperature of somewhere, such as a boiler, by passing hot or cold water through a coil of spring.

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Is there a difference between a desuperheater and an attemperator?

A desuper heater is for low and medium pressure and temperature application as required in process plants. Attemperator covers all the range depending on the steaming parameters of the boiler. In functioning, they are both the same i.e. they remove the superheat of the steam with help of water either by direct contact with spray or by indirect contact in a heat exchanger.

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