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Flash tank type

2009-07-28View Original

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During the proII simulation process, the flash tank is designated as adiabatic flash, so is isentropic selected in the type selection?
Reply #22009-07-28
This post was last edited by suiran983527 at 2009-7-29 08:50 duty=0.. is not isentropic.
Reply #32009-08-01
According to the information, if it is a reversible adiabatic process, it is also possible to choose isentropy.
Reply #42009-08-01
If it's thermally insulated, just give the duty a value of 0.
Reply #52009-08-03
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Reply #62009-08-08
That is, duty=0 is enough.

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