Practical applications of Bernoulli’s equation
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Thirty percent of the hydrogen chloride gas released from hydrochloric acid is cooled twice, and three small condensate collection tanks are used for gas-liquid separation. Among them, the first-stage collection tank contains the most condensate, the second stage has less, and the third stage has almost no condensate. Three condensate collection tanks are combined through three pipes into one main pipe for discharge; currently, only the pressure and flow rate within the main pipe are known. Can the pressure of the gas at the top of the first and second stage condensate collection tanks be used to determine the pressure inside the third stage condensate collection tank? What other conditions are needed if that’s not possible? Hey expert, give me some ideas
Is this done by the liquid column flowing by gravity into the main pipe? As long as the pressure of the liquid column is greater than that in the main pipe, it’s fine
How are the pressures at the first and second stages determined?
h is the liquid seal height, as the condensate pipe is part of a main pipeline, and this height depends on the pressure at the first stage.
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