Some processes can not take superheated steam so a process known as desuperheating is applied to remove this additional heat. This process routes the superheated steam through the liquid level in the upper drum.
A) boiler load
B) superheated steam
C) desuperheated steam
D) cut in the line

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Desuperheated steam is the result of the desuperheating process, where superheated steam is cooled to remove excess heat, making it suitable for processes that cannot handle superheated steam.

Some Processes Can Not Take Superheated Steam So a Process