Why is a pressure stabilizing tank needed between the boiler steam pipeline and the reactor?
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As the title suggests: Why is a pressure stabilizing tank installed in the section of the pipeline that runs from the boiler’s steam pipe to the steam supply for the reactor? Please share your opinions
It acts as a buffer against small pressure fluctuations
I mean, why is there a flash tank behind the boiler?
Add a flash tank when the steam flow rate to the reactor is insufficient
As the name implies, a pressure stabilizing tank serves to stabilize pressure and provide buffering; otherwise, fluctuations in pressure in the boiler and reaction vessels could cause the reaction liquid to flow back into the boiler, which would be problematic