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MVR non-condensable gas emission volume

2017-12-13View Original

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How to determine the amount of non-condensable gas that is vented or used for heat exchange?
Reply #22017-12-13
In a typical MVR, is it the difference in gas density that is used to separate and discharge them?
Reply #32017-12-13
Non-condensable gases are generally air or volatile components in wastewater; they are mixed together, making it difficult to separate them for discharge based on density.
Reply #42017-12-13
That is, the inert gases and vapor coexist in a certain ratio at all times, and they are drawn out together by the compressor.
Reply #52017-12-13
The presence of inert gases affects the heat transfer efficiency
Reply #62021-11-03
Experience points are 3-6% of the evaporation amount

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