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How to recycle the potential energy difference between high and low pressures in a hydrogenation unit? ? ?

2012-12-27View Original

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How to recycle the potential energy difference between high and low pressures in a hydrogenation unit? ? ? The specific conditions are: P_high = 6.2 Mpa, P_low = 1.5 Mpa, Q = 70 m³/h, specific gravity: 0.83, t = 45℃. . . If you have any good suggestions, please send them to my email: net_woool@163.com. Thank you to all fellow sailors for your help! !
Reply #22012-12-27
Hydraulic turbine: :-):-) ;-);-)
Reply #32012-12-27
Hydraulic turbines are now widely used, typically in hydrogenation feed pump applications, and they can save a significant amount of electrical energy. However, the pressure at high speeds seems to be a bit low.
Reply #42012-12-27
I’ve also considered hydraulic turbines, but the investment required abroad is too high; it seems pointless
Reply #52012-12-27
Hehe, aside from hydraulic turbines, I really haven’t seen any other good methods; I’m just not well-informed.:L
Reply #62012-12-27
Oh, I’ve only seen those with hydraulic turbines as well.

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