Answer Posted / sandip patel
The shrink/swell effect is caused by small pressure changes causing bubbles in the tubes to reduce (shrink) or increase (swell) as a result of small changes in pressure - so that the mixture of steam and water in the tubes remains at the saturation temperature for the pressure at each location
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