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As shown in the picture, if you want to recover the water vapor at the top of the tank, what equipment should be added to the top?

2018-11-06View Original

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As shown in the picture, if you want to recover the water vapor at the top of the tank, what equipment should be added to the top, and the water vapor condensate can be returned directly to the tank. The tank pressure is normal pressure.
Reply #22018-11-06
1. Directly spray water for cooling and condensation 2. Install a demister + sprinkler in the pipeline 3. Install a heat exchanger in the outlet pipeline. Generally, there are no more than these three methods.
Reply #32018-11-06
Is it necessary to connect a gas-liquid separator after the heat exchanger in the outlet pipeline? Also, is my gas-liquid separator on the top of the normal pressure tank sufficient?
Reply #42018-11-06
To put it simply, in terms of the piping at the outlet of the heat exchanger, it can be made into two piping, one is open to the atmosphere, and the other is returned to the inlet pipe of the heat exchanger. But you still need to buy equipment... It is not recommended... If you can spray water directly, it is the easiest (it depends on your process)
Reply #52018-11-06
Well, your method is simpler, but it is equivalent to increasing the amount of water, changing the concentration, and possibly introducing impurities (steam).
Reply #62018-11-06
No matter which method you choose, you must first make a choice based on whether the amount of water vapor you are currently emitting into the atmosphere is serious. From the perspective of a temperature of 85 degrees, basically the white smoke from the pipes to the atmosphere should not be obvious now (it may be more obvious when the weather is cold/the water vapor is high). In fact, it is not a bad idea to sprinkle water directly (see how to reuse the water at the bottom of your existing tank) Or through a heat exchanger (the costs related to equipment, maintenance, and installation must also be considered), the efficiency should be very low... The above opinions provide reference
Reply #72018-11-06
Okay, thank you very much, but our traditional Chinese characters are too difficult to read, haha
Reply #82018-11-06
I opened it with GOOGLE browser... I set it to automatically switch to the traditional Chinese version... Haha, because the wording and habits will be different, I will try my best to use my understanding ability and explain it in a meaning that you can understand. Please forgive me.

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