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Vapor-liquid ratio after Freon flashing

2017-10-09View Original

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I would like to ask the experts here! ! For R507 Freon (composed of 50% R143A and 50% R125), if the pressure of the liquid at 12 bar gauge is suddenly reduced to 1 bar via an expansion valve, what proportion do the gas and liquid phases constitute after this pressure reduction? ? ? It is said that the expansion valve can be treated as a flash tank and can be simulated using ASPEN. I have no experience with ASPEN, so I would appreciate it if those with more experience could help me out! ! Thank you, everyone
Reply #22017-10-25
Thank you, senior. In other words, after flashing, 61% is liquid and 49% is gas! !

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