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Regarding the heat transfer capacity of the IFV heat exchanger

2018-05-28View Original

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Regarding the heat transfer capacity of the IFV heat exchanger. Some literature states that as the inlet LNG pressure decreases, the heat transfer capacity of the IFV (i.e., the heat exchanger) will decrease. What causes this? Is it a problem with the latent heat of vaporization? But doesn’t a decrease in pressure lead to an increase in latent heat? I really can’t figure it out; please help analyze it.
Reply #22018-05-29
The pressures are different; this is why the physical properties of LNG vary

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