How to condense water vapor with a boiling point of 7°C

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For water vapor with a condensation boiling point of 7°C, at a rate of about 3500 kg/h, is it necessary to use a gas-liquid separator after condensation?

Reply #22009-03-28

Use frozen saline at temperatures below 0°C. The shell side of the condenser already has a vapor-liquid separation function; it’s best to connect a vapor vent line as well

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