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Level-controlled flashing

2017-08-17View Original

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This post was last edited by Qingse Nianhua on 2017-8-17 at 12:36. What is the principle behind using liquid level control for flash evaporation?
Reply #22017-08-17
Which half-baked technician told you to use liquid level control for flashing? Have him explain it to you himself. The level of the other people in the forum is not sufficient to explain this issue
Reply #32017-08-17
There is no liquid level control for flashing; if you’re asking how to control the liquid level in a flash tank, then that’s something worth discussing
Reply #42017-08-18
Mm-hmm, what’s the principle behind it? Could you explain it?
Reply #52017-08-18
The volume of the gas phase space is controlled by regulating the liquid level; a lower liquid level results in a larger gas phase space and thus more vaporization
Reply #62017-08-18
I think this is an abnormal approach
Reply #72017-08-18
There’s also one that uses a vacuum pump for flashing
Reply #82017-08-18
Isn’t it by controlling the pressure that flash evaporation is controlled?

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