Urea, high potassium, refrigerant liquid phase temperature
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This post was last edited by 1025199692 on 2017-4-18 at 16:22. Our system is under a load of 109; the pressure in the low-pressure drum is controlled at 0.38 MPa. The temperature of the gas phase in the high-pressure cooling system is 165.7, while the temperature of the liquid phase is 168. Is the temperature difference a bit too large? What adjustments are needed?
The resistance in the gas-phase pipelines is higher; that’s the case here – the gas-phase pipelines have an additional elbow compared to the liquid-phase pipelines, which results in some resistance. And the voltage difference is also different, so there is a certain difference.