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When to use isentropic flashing

2018-08-14View Original

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Experts: I would like to ask when isentropic flashing in ProII used? I don’t see any information about this in the software’s user manual either. Usually, our flash evaporation is adiabatic; if there is an external heat source, it might be isothermal flash evaporation. So when does isentropic flash evaporation occur? What kind of ideal operating condition is this?
Reply #22020-02-11
Isentropic flashing refers to a process that is infinitely slow and reversible; the actual process can be considered as the optimal condition for adiabatic flashing.

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