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The temperature difference between the liquid and gas outlets of the high-pressure condenser becomes smaller under those conditions

2007-12-16View Original

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Under what circumstances does the temperature difference between the liquid and gas outputs from the high-pressure condenser decrease? What is the reason for this?
Reply #22007-12-16
The temperature difference between vapor and liquid generally does not decrease; this may be because the material composition in the vapor and liquid pipelines is similar, that is, air has entered the liquid pipeline; The material ratio is severely out of balance, which can also be seen from other indicators ; Another issue is the temperature measurement point, which needs to be verified.

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