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Given 3 KG of frozen saline, determine the design pressure

2017-04-01View Original

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For the heat exchanger, the medium in the shell side is chilled brine; the operating temperature of this chilled brine is -10°C, and the design pressure is 3 KG. What exactly is this design pressure, and how is it calculated?
Reply #22017-04-01
It seems to be 3 kilograms of pressure; the proper notation is 3 Kgf/cm2. .
Reply #32017-04-01
So how do I convert that to MPa?
Reply #42017-04-01
Found it – it’s 0.3MPa
Reply #52017-04-01
Pressure unit conversion: http://www.china-refrigerants.com/TechData/Pressure%20conversion.htm
Reply #62017-04-02
Workers in ordinary workshops are accustomed to using this term; for a tank with a design pressure of 1.0 MPa, they usually refer to it as having a design pressure of 10 kilograms.

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