Calculating horizontal gas-liquid separation: how to read the diagrams?

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To calculate for the horizontal gas-liquid separation type, value a is determined based on DT and Aa, as shown in the attached diagram. But how do you read this diagram? For example, if DT is 1 and Aa is 0.5, what is the value of a?

Reply #22022-10-22

May I ask which source contains this calculation?

Reply #32022-10-24

Draw a straight line between the two; the point where it intersects scale a is the value of a

Reply #42022-10-25

YP, is this a basic operation?

Reply #52022-10-25

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Reply #62022-10-26

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