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In a book, regarding the calculation of the liquid phase volume in the steam separator of vertical vapor-liquid separators, there is a statement that reads: \"The liquid phase volume should be taken as 1/3 of the volume of the heater and steam pipelines, or equivalent to the water inflow amount for 2 minutes; the larger of these two values should be used.\" I don’t quite understand this statement. Could some experienced colleague please explain it to me? Thank you
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"The liquid phase volume is determined based on 1/3 of the volume of the heater and steam pipelines or the water flow rate over 2 minutes, with the larger of these two values being used; in other words, the liquid phase volume is 1/3 of the volume of the heater and steam pipelines. . . The water inflow rate in 2 minutes: choose the larger of these two values as the volume of the liquid phase space.