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The piping and heating units of a steam heating system must be so arranged that

The piping and heating units of a steam heating system must be so arranged that



a) the condensate can flow freely to the heating units
b) the air can be kept at the top of the heating units
c) steam can flow freely to all heating units
d) all of the above
e) none of the above





Answer: C

The two pipe gravity return steam heating system, now obsolete, had the disadvantage that during startup, some steam could pass through a radiator without condensing and could enter other radiators via the return main, thus trapping:

The two pipe gravity return steam heating system, now obsolete, had the disadvantage that during startup, some steam could pass through a radiator without condensing and could enter other radiators via the return main, thus trapping:





a. Water in the center
b. Steam in the center
c. Condensate in the center
d. Debris in the center
e. Air in the center





Answer: E