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Location of the thermometer port on the container

2024-02-28View Original

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I would like to ask the experts: For a horizontal container containing a gas-liquid mixture, it is necessary to install temperature probes, but the available space is limited. 1. To measure the temperature of the gas phase, can temperature probes be installed at positions 1 and 2? Which of these two locations is better? 2. To measure the liquid phase temperature, can temperature probes be installed at positions 4 and 5? Which of these two locations is better? 3. If a pressure gauge port is to be installed, can it be placed at positions 1, 2, 4, and 5? Which location is better?
Reply #22024-02-28
1. To measure the gas phase temperature, temperature probes can be installed at both position 1 and position 2; position 2 is preferable as it is closer to the center of the top of the container, allowing the measured temperature to better represent the average temperature of the gas phase. 2. To measure the temperature of the liquid phase, temperature sensors can be installed at positions 4 and 5; position 4 is preferable as it is closer to the middle of the liquid phase, allowing for a more accurate measurement of its temperature. 3. The pressure gauge port can be located at positions 1, 2, 4, and 5; however, positions 1 and 2 are more suitable for measuring gas-phase pressure, while positions 4 and 5 are more suitable for measuring liquid-phase pressure. The specific location to choose depends on the layout of other equipment and the piping configuration. .
Reply #32024-02-28
1. To measure the gas phase temperature, can temperature probes be installed at positions 1 and 2? Which of these two locations is better? Yes, 2 is better. 2. To measure the liquid phase temperature, can temperature sensors be installed at positions 4 and 5? Which of these two locations is better? Yes, 4 is better. 3. If a pressure gauge port is to be installed, can it be placed at positions 1, 2, 4, and 5? Which location is better? Yes, 1 and 2 are better; 4 and 5 represent static pressure. The installation location can be determined based on process requirements, as well as requirements for installation and maintenance

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