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The difference between STC vaporizers and TCS vaporizers

2009-12-03View Original

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In the PID diagrams shown so far, there are certain differences between the STC vaporizer and the TCS vaporizer. I would like to ask everyone: since STC has a higher boiling point and is more difficult to vaporize, what kind of heating device is used in the STC vaporizer? Or what are the structural differences between the STC vaporizer and the TCS vaporizer?
Reply #22009-12-03
Just increase the temperature of the jacket circulation water~
Reply #32009-12-03
At normal pressure, the boiling points of STC and TCS differ by only about 20 degrees; a slightly larger heat exchange area in the carburetor along with a slightly higher temperature of the heat source is sufficient. I’m not sure what exactly the difference is between the STC vaporizer and the TCS vaporizer, as mentioned by the original poster. Where exactly lies that difference?
Reply #42009-12-04
Compared to the TCS carburetor, our STC carburetor features an additional tubular heat exchange device in its lower middle section. We haven’t seen this device yet, and the basic design documents provide only vague explanations, so we are very interested in learning more about it

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