Overview
Wide Range of DSH Nozzles
- To prevent damage to downstream equipment: Steam that is too hot can damage downstream process equipment, such as heat exchangers.
- To improve efficiency: Desuperheated steam has better heat-transfer efficiency since it is close to saturation temperature.
- To ensure good final product quality: The temperature of steam plays a critical role in determining the final quality of products such as sugar, paper, textiles, etc
A Desuperheater injects atomised water into the steam flow and thus reduces the temperature to the desired set point. IndiTech has a variety of Desuperheater designs to suit multiple service applications. IndiTech also caters to the stringent demands of Attemperator applications, which are subjected to much higher pressure and temperature requirements than conventional process Desuperheaters.
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Applications
Attemperator between Primary (PSH)/ Intermediate (ISH)/Final Superheater (FSH):
Turbine Exhaust Desuperheater:
Desuperheater for Auxiliary PRDS:
Desuperheater for Deaerator Pegging PRDS:
Deaerator Pegging PRDS needs a Desuperheater to reduce the temperature of steam before it enters the deaerator, ensuring efficient oxygen removal. This optimises boiler performance and protects downstream equipment.
Desuperheater for Turbine Bypass PRDS:
The desuperheater in turbine bypass PRDS helps to control and reduce the temperature of steam in the bypass line, ensuring optimal conditions for turbine operation by removing excess heat.
Desuperheater for Extraction/Bleed PRDS:
Desuperheater for HP/LP Process PRDS:
Technical Data
230/240/250/260
NPS 1 to NPS 80 (DN25 to DN2000)
CL150 to CL2500
A105; A106 Gr. B; A182 F11/F22; A335 P11/P22
SS 316/SS 410 (Stellited Optional)
Separate Control Valve/ In-built Control Valve
Up to 40:1
Desuperheater Types & Features
Fixed Nozzle DSH
Fixed Nozzle DSH
- Suitable for turndown ratio up to 4:1
- Fixed area orifice Desuperheater
- Most simple and economical Desuperheater
- Spray nozzles have an in-built check valve to prevent the entry of steam into water line
- Capable of maintaining steam temperature to saturation + 6°C
Spring Loaded Nozzle DSH
Spring Loaded Nozzle DSH
- Suitable for turndown ratio up to 10:1
- Variable area orifice, back pressure activated Desuperheater
- Capable of handling high spray water flow rates
- Set pressure & spring range selection ensures sequential opening of the individual nozzles, thereby leading to precise control of water flow and, thereby temperature
- Capable of maintaining steam temperature to saturation + 6°C
Variable Nozzle DSH
Variable Nozzle DSH
Variable Nozzle Desuperheaters are best suited for applications involving high load fluctuations. They are designed to control the quantity of spray water at the point of water injection, thereby eliminating the need for a separate water control valve.
- Suitable for turndown ratio up to 40:1
- No external spray water control valve is required
- Wide range of Kv / Cv values is possible by using special nozzle combinations
- Spray nozzles are vacuum-brazed to the body to prevent leakage
- Capable of maintaining steam temperature to saturation + 6°C
Venturi DSH
Venturi DSH
- Suitable for turndown ratio up to 10:1
- Ideal for cases where water pressure is slightly more than steam pressure
- Efficient mixing due to water injection in highly turbulent & expanding steam after vena contracta
- Offers negligible steam pressure drop
- Capable of maintaining steam temperature to saturation + 6°C


