The steam generation pressure is increasing; why does one of the three effect stages experience vibration?
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 23:09. With the increase in steam pressure, why does vibration occur in one of the three effect stages? What is the optimal head of the pump used to transport the material in the first stage? (From experience) the pressure in the evaporation chamber of Unit 1 is 0.15 MPa! # hcbbs
1. The steam is introduced too quickly, causing the material to boil and explode; I think the vibration should be short-lived. 2. The pump’s head depends on factors such as your process conditions, the density of the material, and the height of the pump’s outlet pipeline
If the head of the transfer pump is too high, vaporization may occur upon entry into the evaporator, which in turn can affect the vibration of the first effect!