Media inlet and outlet of the device
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Under normal circumstances, the gas should enter from above and exit from below, especially in heat exchangers. But why does the air storage tank have intake at the bottom and outlet at the top? Also, for the filter, what is the inlet and outlet method?
Allowing liquid to drain can help some impurities and moisture settle as much as possible in the gas storage tank. Some air storage tanks require heat exchange; cold air sinks, resulting in a better outlet temperature.
For heat exchangers, gas enters from the top and exits from the bottom, just like in heating plate systems; if there are liquid impurities inside, backflow can occur easily. For other equipment, an inlet at the bottom and an outlet at the top facilitates the separation of impurities or gas-liquid separation, with gas exiting from above and condensate being discharged from the bottom.
I agree with you; for clean gases, regarding the heat transfer efficiency of the heat exchanger, there is no difference between flow from top to bottom and flow from bottom to top
Where can I find detailed instructions? I want to learn *learn*.
I haven’t read the articles, but since design work involves a lot of aspects related to this area, I come into contact with it almost every day, so I know a bit about it.
Could you explain in detail the reasons and process behind backflow? Study*Study*