The air-cooled tube bank in the PID drawings is installed with a 5° slope; what is the advantage of this? Can it be canceled?

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The air-cooled tube bank in the PID diagram is installed with a 5° slope; the medium inside contains a solvent (sulfolane). Can this be removed? Thank you

Reply #22017-12-16

It helps to remove condensation water, right? It should not be canceled.

Reply #32017-12-16

The drawings from 10 years ago showed a slope of 5°, but this slope has been removed in the latest version of the design; I’d like to know why

Reply #42017-12-16

The drawings from 10 years ago showed a slope of 5°, but this slope has been removed in the latest version of the design; I’d like to know why

Reply #52017-12-16

I think having a slope is beneficial, as it prevents material from accumulating inside the air-cooled pipes, making it easier to empty and recover the material. Under normal circumstances, designs for gas-liquid two-phase systems include a natural flow slope.

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