When is it necessary to add a buffer plate at the container inlet?

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When is it needed? Except where a distributor is provided at the inlet, a buffer plate should be installed at the inlet pipe of the vessel in the following cases: (1) when the feeding process disturbs the material inside the vessel and affects operational efficiency; (2) for corrosive liquids, including those below their boiling point, with a density value of ρv greater than 740 kg/(m·s2); (3) for non-abrasive single-phase gases, with a density value of ρv greater than 2230 kg/(m·s2); (4) for non-abrasive single-phase liquids, with a density value of ρv greater than 9000 kg/(m·s2); (5) for abrasive gases, steam, and gas-liquid mixtures. Note: ρ is the medium density, kg/m3 ； v is the medium flow velocity, in m/s.

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