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Water consumption for temperature and pressure reducers?

2017-08-12View Original

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How much water is required to reduce 3.5MPA steam to 2.0 MPA steam using a temperature and pressure reducer? How to calculate ASPEN?
Reply #22017-08-12
3.5MPA steam, superheated steam? 2.0, saturated steam?
Reply #32017-08-14
A flash module can be used to carry out a design-based solution~
Reply #42017-08-15
Q1H1+Q2H2=Q3H3 Is 35 barg superheated steam? ? The pressure reduction process is also accompanied by a temperature difference; I won’t calculate this either, but it can be simulated using valves
Reply #52017-08-22
If they are all saturated, very little water needs to be added. From the simulations, after depressurization of 3.0 MPaA saturated steam, the superheat is very small; taking heat losses into account, it is essentially at saturation. Use the flash module to adjust the make-up water volume so that the amount of water separated by the flash module equals 0

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