"main steam pipe" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a large pipe that carries steam in a system, such as in a power plant or a steam engine. Here is an example sentence: "The main steam pipe burst, causing a shutdown of the entire power plant."
It was a shot in a million as it cut our one remaining main steam pipe.
Considering this reduced load, LBB design concept is applicable to the nuclear main steam pipe system.
The operating condition of the main steam pipe is evaluated by the on-site test.
The main steam pipe for the brakes had failed …." Flying Scotsman, he estimates, needed 5,000 new parts – all built to original specifications – including a new boiler, purloined from her sister locomotive Salmon Trout and restored to working order.
In this paper, particle separators with different structures are designed based on main steam pipe of an ultra supercritical steam turbine.
The influence of the geometry change on the failure life during creep of an internally pressurised thick-walled main steam pipe with a circumferential weldment was investigated, using finite element creep damage analyses.
The theatre was one of two built in the vast cellars with the main steam pipes running under the ceilings and was always hot and smelly.
Creep damage finite element analyses, with the inclusion of "prior damage", were performed for partially-repaired circumferential welds in a thick-walled, main steam, CrMoV pipe.
The fluid inside the main steam line pipes was assumed single phase steam at 100% quality.
If both of the above two requirements are met, the Leak-Before-Break of these large diameter main steam line pipes is warranted.
The paper concludes that the absence of through-wall crack larger than 91.16 mm in length should be maintained in order to ensure the structural integrity of large diameter main steam line pipes.
