How to measure the flash volume of a liquid

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I want to use flash evaporation technology for a product, but I think it’s not very accurate to calculate the amount of flash evaporation purely through mathematical methods. Is it possible to determine the amount of flash evaporation of a certain liquid at a specific vacuum level by using pilot-scale tests?

Reply #22009-03-20

As long as proper insulation is provided, liquid metering should be sufficient, right?

Reply #32009-03-20

Furthermore, as long as the thermodynamic assumptions used in the calculations are correct, the deviation in the results will not be significant

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