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How should the baffle plates inside the buffer tank be arranged to cause the gas to rise along the tank wall?

2017-08-26View Original

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As shown in the diagram, the gas enters the buffer tank through the inlet 10; chilled brine is circulated through the coiled tubes on the outer wall of the tank. Upon entering the tank, the gas is rapidly cooled and condensed, and under the action of the baffle plates inside the tank, it remains along the tank walls before being recovered. I can’t understand the way the flow deflectors are arranged in the diagram; please give some advice!
Reply #22017-08-27
This gaseous fluid flows upward through the annular space along the wall of the device for cooling.

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