There is no final cooling in stage 3 compression; will condensate form at the outlet of stage 3?
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Level 3 compression, three-stage outlet at 750 kPa, no thermometer. Without end-cooling, will condensation form under these conditions? Ask for the calculation method
The temperature at the compressor’s exhaust outlet is generally quite high; it does not drop below the dew point corresponding to the exhaust pressure
Generally, the inlet temperature is controlled to prevent the compressor from operating with liquid.
Is there incomplete separation? If the air contains free water that has not been completely separated, is it harmful to the impeller, or will it leave any marks on the impeller?
You mean the air compressor, right? There is a filter cloth on the inlet filter of the compressor
You are referring to air compressors; generally, the filter cloth of the inlet filter can solve the problem you mentioned
Friend, you haven’t been in the air separation industry for very long, have you? . But thanks for your answer
You are referring to an air compressor, which generally has a filter; the pressure difference across this filter needs to be controlled at the compressor inlet.
PV=nRT, where P represents pressure, V represents volume, n is the amount of substance, T is temperature, and R is a constant with a value of 8.31 J/mol. The temperature can be used to determine whether water will precipitate