Specifications of intermediate water tank
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In our process flow, after passing through the carbon dioxide remover and the intermediate water tank, part of the water goes to the soft water pump (10 tons per hour), while another part goes to the intermediate water pump (20 tons per hour) before proceeding to the mixed-bed reactor. I would like to ask what capacity is generally chosen for the intermediate water tank, why such a choice is made; any basic guidelines for selecting its capacity would be greatly appreciated. Thank you! ! !
You should draw a flowchart; it makes it easier to explain things with visuals. You mean this water tank is like a reservoir. Its function is to cause a sudden increase in the fluid pressure in front of the pump once power is lost. Conjecture. Is this reservoir provided to ensure that the fluid continues to flow out before the truncated material is processed? Should a buffer reservoir still be installed due to unstable incoming flow? First, it is necessary to clarify the function of this water tank; then the remaining issues will be easy to solve. For reference.