How to estimate the amount of non-condensable gas

2017-01-11 View Original

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There is an evaporation system that operates under negative pressure; how can the amount of non-condensable gases be estimated, and which vacuum pump should be used?

Reply #2 2017-01-11

Our company usually passes the data directly to the vacuum pump manufacturers, who will make the selection based on our requirements

Reply #3 2017-01-11

It is generally calculated based on the equipment’s air leakage rate

Reply #4 2017-01-11

The equipment’s air leakage rate is in the correct direction

Reply #5 2017-01-11

Calculate the air leakage rate and the amount of non-condensable gas generated based on volume

Reply #6 2017-01-16

Estimate the air leakage rate based on volume size and the number of flanges, using experience! Or calculated based on pressure tests.

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