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Thanks for that. To the best of my knowledge if the steam in a boiler is in contact with the water there must be droplets in the steam and completely dry steam requires that steam be run through a super heater of some sort to vaporize the mist. This has been bugging me for a while now. Is this corr...

Welcome to the group mclumber1 So if I follow, you think saturated water mist or drops from the boiling process are mechanically being ejected out of the ecat and into the hose by the real steam flow? I can't say for certain that is what is happening, but it is definitely a possibility considering ...

I was thinking more into your good question. I think the evidence of the condensate spewing into the pail means saturated water (that was never steam) coming from the reactor along with condensate if the system was at equilibrium. Any steam experts out there?? Not an expert but I've dealt with nava...