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Regarding the temperature issue in the flash tank

2017-05-28View Original

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Medium-pressure steam passes through a heat exchanger, and the condensate enters a flash tank for flashing. Are the temperature of the gas phase and the temperature of the liquid phase in the flash tank the same? Seeking advice from experts
Reply #22017-05-29
What is the steam pressure? ? It’s possible to calculate the temperature, but the temperatures of the gas and the liquid are definitely different.
Reply #32017-05-29
From an equilibrium perspective, the temperatures of the gas and liquid phases should be the same; the flash pressure determines these temperatures, while the temperature difference between the medium-pressure condensate and the condensate after flashing determines the vaporization rate of the medium-pressure condensate

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