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Auxiliary Feed Systems for Marine Boilers and Steam Turbines
How the feed system works for ships machinery?
The feed system completes the cycle between boiler and turbine to
enable the exhausted steam to return to the boiler as feedwater. The arrangements for steam recovery from auxiliaries and ship services
may form separate open or closed feed sysems or be a part of the main
feed system.
Where, for instance, steam-driven deck auxiliaries are in use, a
separate auxiliary condenser operating at about atmospheric pressure
will condense the incoming steam . An extraction pump will
supply the condensate to an air ejector which will return the feedwater
to the main system at a point between the gland steam condenser and the
drains cooler.