Experts, how does a quench cooler achieve the rapid cooling of high-temperature gases?
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Dear experts, I have recently come into contact with equipment that includes cryocoolers. Could you please explain how cryocoolers manage to rapidly reduce the temperature of high-temperature gases? I hope experts can give some advice. . . . . .
Also seeking an answer to this question; looking forward to an explanation of the principle of quench towers
Quench towers are used in processes such as flue gas dust removal; they are typically installed at the outlet of boilers to rapidly reduce the temperature of hot flue gas to below 200 degrees, preparing it for further processing. The cooling medium in quench towers is water mist. So the heat transfer mechanism should be to increase the heat transfer area.
Liquid ammonia can be used for cooling, which yields better results