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How are the amount of vapor in the high-pressure flash tank, the amount of liquid after flashing, and the amount of solids in the liquid calculated?

2018-12-16View Original

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The black water coming from the scrubber has a pressure of 6.02 MP, a temperature of 217°C, and a flow rate of 203 m²/h; it is depressurized via an angle valve to 0.8 MP and a temperature of 174°C. Determine the amount of vapor that flashes off, as well as the amount of liquid remaining after flashing and the amount of solids in that liquid (Diameter at high flash point: 3.2m, Height: 13.6m)
Reply #22024-01-29
Aspen is needed; it can help you do a rough estimate

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