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Relationship between medium flow rate and pressure

2017-09-18View Original

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Suppose there is a pipeline with a low flow rate of gas but high pressure; And a container connected to the pipeline, with a large flow rate of gaseous medium and low pressure ; How can the two media mix with each other at this point? If the container contains a solid medium such as a catalyst, can the gaseous medium in the pipeline still withstand the catalyst?
Reply #22017-09-18
The flow of gas is determined solely by pressure; it flows from areas of high pressure to areas of low pressure. The greater the pressure difference, the greater the flow rate! As for whether it can withstand the catalyst? ? You should look it up in the book yourself and check the sections on fluidized beds; there’s information regarding the fluidization speed. With such a vague question, it’s impossible to give a clear answer

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