Why is an intercooler required in a catalytic rich gas compressor?

2020-06-13View Original

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Why is an intercooler required in a catalytic rich gas compressor?

Reply #22020-06-13

There’s too much condensate, right?； There should also be a gas-liquid separator

Reply #32020-06-13

Reason: The temperature of the compressed gas increases. Function: Reduce gas temperature, decrease gas volume, and improve turbine efficiency.

Reply #42020-06-14

Yes, and also reducing the amount of gasoline carried

Reply #52020-06-15

Reduce the temperature of the compressed rich gas at the intermediate stage, condense and transfer part of the condensate oil, and improve the efficiency of the turbine.

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