May I ask what the effects are of high pressure in the suction tank of the second stage of the propylene compressor?
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As the title says. The propylene compressor has four suction stages and one discharge stage. First question: If the pressure in the second or third stage tank of the propylene compressor increases, will this cause the liquid level in the suction tank to rise? Will the temperature also rise at the same time? Second question: If the temperature of the inter-section tank rises, will the pressure definitely rise as well? Thank you all for your advice.
In propylene plant systems without quench lines, an increase in the secondary or tertiary pressure does not necessarily raise the liquid level in the suction tank, but the suction temperature will increase. If the temperature of the inter-stage tank rises, the suction pressure will increase accordingly; temperature and pressure are positively correlated.
May I ask then, does the liquid level in the inter-stage tank change as temperature and pressure vary? Reasons for removing the spray