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How to simulate the triethylene glycol regeneration process

2017-02-28View Original

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There is a triethylene glycol-rich liquid regeneration process, whose principle is as follows: the triethylene glycol-rich liquid enters a flash tank, where part of the liquid vaporizes into a gas phase. A condenser is installed in the gas space at the top of the flash tank to condense the gas phase and remove it from the tank; The remaining liquid phase in the tank is discharged as a product (triethylene glycol-depleted liquid) outside the tank. For this process, I plan to use HYsy for simulation calculations. Do any experts have any good suggestions or opinions? How to choose a simulation unit? Welcome to discuss, thank you
Reply #22017-03-01
Isn’t it just a flash tank that solves this? . . . . First and foremost, you need to clarify the conditions: how will the flashing take place, through pressure reduction or by heating for vaporization.

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