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Water at different pressures is mixed directly together

2017-03-10View Original

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For example: Can high-pressure water at 17 Mpa and water at 10 Mpa be mixed directly, and what consequences will arise? If not, how should it be mixed properly?
Reply #22017-03-10
Is there a process? Why is such high pressure required?
Reply #32017-03-10
The unsaturated temperature doesn’t matter.
Reply #42017-03-10
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Reply #52017-03-12
Use high-pressure water, reduce its pressure first, and then mix it
Reply #62017-03-12
There is a risk of high-pressure water flowing back into the low-pressure water system!

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