The problem of two pressurized fluids converging
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Hello, fellow sailors. Good evening. I have a question: when two fluids under pressure are combined, it’s often difficult to get the flow rate under control – the flow may fluctuate or not meet the required levels. For example, when adding water to hydrochloric acid in a tank, or when diluting 32% alkali with water to obtain 30% alkali, are there any good methods for handling the pipe connections, or is it necessary to use additional equipment? Thank you very much:handshake
This can be achieved using two metering pumps.
Try using a bigger mixer.
Replace the centrifugal pump with a metering pump? The costs are too high; currently only a few metering pumps are in use, while the workshops rely on centrifugal pumps
Replace the centrifugal pump with a metering pump? The costs are too high; currently only a few metering pumps are in use, while the workshops rely on centrifugal pumps
The problem can be solved by replacing the static mixer with a Venturi mixer.