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2011-06-30View Original

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Could any teacher help me design this? Thank you! Original design parameters for the flash tank: Physical properties of the material: (sewage, containing approximately 9%–10% fine particles and a small amount of fibrous impurities). Density: 1057.1 kg/m3. Dynamic viscosity: around 15 mPa·s. The system features two stages of flashing: Original design parameters for the first flash tank (all pressures are gauge pressures): Material flow rate into the flash tank: 26.08 tons per hour ; Material pressure entering the flash tank: 0.45 MPa ; Rated internal pressure of the flash tank: 0.1 MPa ; Could any teacher help me design this? Thank you! Original design parameters for the flash tank: Physical properties of the material: (sewage, containing approximately 9%–10% fine particles and a small amount of fibrous impurities). Density: 1057.1 kg/m3. Dynamic viscosity: around 15 mPa·s. The system features two stages of flashing: Original design parameters for the first flash tank (all pressures are gauge pressures): Material flow rate into the flash tank: 26.08 tons per hour ; Material pressure entering the flash tank: 0.45 MPa ; Rated internal pressure of the flash tank: 0.1 MPa ; Steam is introduced into other containers through pipes, and after flashing, the material enters the second flash tank for secondary flashing. Original design parameters for the second flash tank (all pressures are gauge pressures): All the material that has passed through the first flash tank enters the second flash tank ; Material pressure entering the flash tank: 0.1 MPa ; Rated pressure inside the flash tank: atmospheric pressure ; Steam is introduced into other containers through pipes, while the material is discharged. Composition of the flashed material:  Slightly acidic, with a pH value of around 6.7 ;  Chloride ion concentration: 100-150 mg/L  Ammonia concentration: 2500-3000 mg/L. The steam is introduced into other containers through pipes; after flashing, the material enters a second flash tank for secondary flashing. Original design parameters for the second flash tank (all pressures are gauge pressures): All the material that has passed through the first flash tank enters the second flash tank ; Material pressure entering the flash tank: 0.1 MPa ; Rated pressure inside the flash tank: atmospheric pressure ; Steam is introduced into other containers through pipes, while the material is discharged. Composition of the flashed material:  Slightly acidic, with a pH value of around 6.7 ;  Chloride concentration: 100-150 mg/L  Ammonia concentration: 2500-3000 mg/L
Reply #22011-07-01
The conditions are incomplete; the feed data includes only flow rate and pressure – what about temperature?
Reply #32011-07-01
Thank you, OP; the feed temperature is around 120 degrees.
Reply #42019-04-27
How is the processing capacity of flash evaporation calculated?
Reply #52021-01-18
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