The Transport Of Water In The Form Of Overheating Vapors To Difficultly Accessible Locations

This article proposes to present the possibility of transporting water in the form of superheated steam by applying the thermodynamic process of vapors. The transport of the superheated vapors has an advantage because of the low density and its reduced coefficient of exchange. The thermal power of the steam plant is determined using the temperature-entropy (T-S) and enthalpy-entropy (H-S) diagrams. This power is then compared with the power of a hydraulic pump placed under the same conditions, in order to proceed with the possible improvement of the characteristics of the thermal installation.