Difference between steam hammering & water hammering?

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Difference between steam hammering & water hammering?..

Answer / sumedh gamare

if the force is applied by the high pressure steam the n it
called as steam hammering. if water is forced with high
velocity then it will be water hammering.

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Difference between steam hammering & water hammering?..

Answer / manoj kumar

power surging or wave resulting due to sudden stoppage of
moving fluid is called water hammering .whereas when steam
is used to move hammer to shape forging is called steam
hammering

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