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Volume of the gas-liquid separation tank/buffer tank installed before the compressor

2007-12-05View Original

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Question: How should the volume of the gas-liquid separation tank/buffer tank installed before the compressor be calculated? Are there any existing standards? Thank you.
Reply #22007-12-05
There are two types: 1. The calculation for the liquid separation tank at the inlet of centrifugal compressors can be found in the \"Reference Manual for Process Design in the Petrochemical Industry\" (Petrochemical Design Information Center, Sinopec). 2. The volume of the inlet buffer tank for positive displacement pumps needs to be determined through dynamic analysis; the calculation methods are outlined in the relevant sections of Part 1 of the \"Manual for the Installation of Process Piping in Petrochemical Plants\".
Reply #32007-12-13
Thank you, could you provide the above two documents? I can’t find it in Hai Chuan. :(
Reply #42007-12-13
Is there also a gas-liquid separation tank installed in front of the compressor? What is it used for?
Reply #52007-12-13
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Reply #62007-12-13
Four-volume Manual on the Installation and Design of Process Piping in Petrochemical Plants 【Available for third-grade students at Haichuan Primary School; reading permission: 30】 http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=52053&extra=&page=1
Reply #72007-12-13
I was wondering if any of my brothers or sisters has the document titled “Reference Manual for Petrochemical Process Design” (provided by the Petrochemical Design Information Center of Sinopec)
Reply #82007-12-13
The book titled “Reference Manual for Process Design in Petrochemical Industry” could not be found on Baidu. I hope someone in reply number 2 can provide this book, so that we can all improve together
Reply #92007-12-13
Refer to 20559-93 Specifications for the Design of P&ID – Appendix: Basic Unit Patterns for P&IDs and API 618 (including calculation formulas). http://bbs.hcbbs.com/redirect.ph ... o=lastpost#lastpost

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