The principle and function of flash evaporation in ASU air separation – can it be replaced by other evaporators?

2009-02-27View Original

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The principle and function of flash evaporation in ASU air separation – can it be replaced by other evaporators?

Reply #22009-02-27

Could I say a few words? Is it true that the liquid level is reduced when parking? Ahh, I’d appreciate some advice from those who know more

Reply #32009-02-27

Your question is unclear; you need to explain more clearly what exactly you want to ask.

Reply #42009-02-27

Flash evaporation in air separation primarily utilizes throttling to generate cooling capacity.

Reply #52009-03-02

Flash evaporator connected to the condensing evaporator of the tower or the condenser at the top of the tower

Reply #62009-03-02

The condensation evaporator in air separation has no connection with flashing. As for flash evaporation itself, it generates cooling capacity through throttled vaporization. Also, I don’t understand – is there a flash evaporator on top of the condenser at the tower top?

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